Aircraft lessors prepare for ‘mega trial’ in row with insurers over planes stuck in Russia
AIG, Chubb and Lloyd’s of London among those facing multibillion-dollar claim, including from Dublin-based Aercap
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Aviva expands hospitality coverage after insurance reforms
UK insurer returns to hospitality sector following Government reforms designed to reduce the cost burden on businesses
Aircraft lessors battle their insurers for billions of euro in compensation for planes stuck in Russia
Dublin-based aircraft leasing companies are seeking billions of euro in compensation for aircraft stuck in Russia
Student accommodation: A market plagued by bed shortages, rising rents and 51-week leases
Private investors are still circling the Irish student housing market amid a significant shortfall in beds
Axa Ireland CEO Marguerite Brosnan: ‘My job is to understand complexity to make things really simple’
Head of largest insurer in the State says Laya deal ‘is transformative’
Lufthansa labour strikes spoil first quarter earnings
German airline group reported earnings of €2.7 billion last year, and is set to pay dividend of 30 cents a share
Axa to buy Laya Healthcare in €650m deal
French insurer swoops for State’s second-largest health insurer in major Irish market deal
Court to decide whether insurance case over jets stranded in Russia will be heard in England or Moscow
Single hearing in February will deal with jurisdiction issue relating to 40 claims by lessors over loss of aircraft following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
South Africa’s Outsurance commits initial capital to Irish start-up
Group expects to invest €100m as it looks for sustainable share of motor business over next five or six years
Ireland’s largest shopping centre to be put up for sale with €725m price tag
Wall Street investment giant appoints Eastdil Secured and CBRE to find buyer for 1.2 million square feet Dublin retail scheme
AIG to put Laya Healthcare on market for as much as €200m
US insurance giant bought nation’s second largest health insurance in 2015 for about €80m
Marlet secures €384m in funding for delivery of 1,108 Dublin apartments
AIG and Activate Capital back development of residential schemes in Dublin 8 and Howth
Will Revolut’s vow to undercut Irish car insurers by 30% reactivate the industry’s herd instincts?
Reforms are in the works, but there are still a number of challenges facing insurers trying to price risk responsibly
Dublin-based BOC Aviation sues over leased aircraft lost in Russia
Asia’s largest aircraft lessor becomes latest firm to sue insurers over seized aircraft
Aircraft lessor AerCap faces €3.5bn fight with insurers over stranded Russian planes
Legal battle waged by Dublin-based group, the world’s biggest aircraft leasing company, is likely to be a test case for other claims
AIG sets tentative September date for delayed life unit IPO
Insurer posts second quarter earnings that beat Wall Street expectations amid strength in underwriting
Further Education: ‘It was one of those moments where the stars aligned’
Insurance Practitioner Apprenticeship: three year programme leads to Level 8 honours degree
Dublin put the league behind them as they go in search of consistency
Cormac Costello says the focus now is on the game against Meath in under two weeks
Legal & General divests from four corporates, including AIG, over climate issues
Investment arm of insurance giant publishes latest ‘active ownership’ report
AIG files to float its life insurance and asset management business
Rebranded Corebridge expected to be valued at about $20bn in the largest IPO of the year
Citi seeks €120m for Dublin docklands HQ
No 1 North Wall Quay for sale as banking giant searches for new office in the capital
Unsatisfactory outcome from motor insurance investigation
Five-year investigation failed to establish whether there had been any wrongdoing
Brokers Ireland attacks competition watchdog over insurance investigation
Industry body hits back at CCPC comments on price signalling by motor insurers
‘Reforms to bring down insurance costs will take time to filter through’
Dubliner who never imagined working in insurance is now heading up Arachas – and he’s on an acquisition hunt
McIlroy one of the few big names missing Saudi International
Dustin Johnson defends his title at the controversial Asian Tour event
Leona Maguire looking forward to getting back into the swing of things
Gainbridge LPGA event will be the first of 11 tournaments for the busy Cavan native leading up to the US Open at Pine Needles
Careful stewardship guiding the organic growth of ladies Gaelic football
LGFA has presided over a sustained rise in the number of clubs and participating members
Leona Maguire: ‘People have expected things from me for the last 15 years’
Cavan golfer took a giant leap in 2021 but won’t let outside expectations get in the way
Insurers claim spike in PIAB award rejections limit premium cuts
Number of challenges to laws underpinning award guidelines have been launched
Glantus continues spending spree with £3m deal for MCB
Analytics software company headed by tech veteran Maurice Healy buys British firm
Omagh set the wheels in motion as they seek to make ends meet
St Enda’s hosting a Christmas Market as rising costs force clubs increasingly innovative
Brian Howard not buying the narrative of Dublin in decline
‘The hunger is still there, there’s no question of the motivation going anywhere’
Women’s British Open boosted to most lucrative female event
With 8,000 fans per day permitted, much focus is on world number one Nelly Korda
Eamonn Crowley grabs chance to make PTSB a real banking force
Agenda: After existential threats, Permanent TSB is focused on growing its income base
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