Complicated modern financial regulation The list is long and easy to put off. LEI Worldwide gets it. You may be under pressure to disclose LEI numbers on time, or to learn that a deal has been prohibited due to an expired LEI. We’re here to help. We’ve helped hundreds of people and businesses get LEIs for their clients. We know how to issue LEIs in minutes, not days. Local Operating Units assign LEIs (LOUs). A Local Operating Unit is a GLEIF-accredited or ROC-endorsed organization (Regulatory Oversight Committee). The LOU issues…
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Lloyd’s aims to cancel insurance policies of sanctioned Russian businesses
This move has arrived as the massive marketplace steps back into profitability after pandemic losses. Lloyd’s of London has announced that it is working with the government of the United Kingdom for the implementation of sanctions against Russian firms due to the war in Ukraine, including cancelling their insurance policies. Shortly after announcing the return to profit, the largest insurance market in the world sees a tough year ahead. According to the market, the war in Ukraine will present a “major claim” for the industry as it seeks to cancel…
Read MoreNHL team files $125M COVID-19 reimbursement lawsuit against insurance companies
The Calgary Flames organization is pursing payment for “massive losses” it experienced during 2 seasons. The Calgary Flames have filed a $125 million lawsuit against their insurance companies. The NHL team is seeking reimbursements for “massive losses” it suffered due to the two hockey seasons that have gone by during the COVID-19 pandemic. The NHL initially brought its operations to a halt on March 12, 2020, due to the pandemic. Since the NHL placed its operations on hold, teams calling Canada home were particularly impacted by the Canadian government’s mandates…
Read MoreConcirrus Launches AI-based Quest Property in US to Speed Claims Process
Concirrus, a leading insurtech that harnesses the power of AI, machine learning and data analytics to improve insurance… today announced the launch of its Quest Property solution in the US market available for both residential and commercial properties. Quest Property uses AI to process satellite and aerial imagery quickly and accurately, determining loss severity within hours of data acquisition. By giving greater control to the insurer, Quest Property significantly reduces the time and resources that go into the claims process while mitigating additional claim loss due to risk of fraud,…
Read MoreAlmost 3 in 4 employees would change their health insurance plan to save money
A new Centivo survey of workers with employer-sponsored coverage revealed this trend. The results of a recent Centivo survey of employees with an employer-sponsored health insurance plan showed that those workers would be willing to take less coverage to save money. The research aimed to find out how willing workers are to alter their coverage if it improved affordability. What the survey found was that 73 percent of the survey respondents would be willing to modify the core features of their health insurance plan if it meant that they would…
Read MoreInsurance company loses first federal Hurricane Laura court case
A jury decided against the insurer in a victory for a Lake Charles commercial property owner. The first ever Hurricane Laura case heard by a federal court has ended in a decision against an insurance company and in favor of Joey Odem, the plaintiff who is the owner of a commercial property near Lake Charles’ Petro Point. This case represents only the first one heard in a federal court from among more than 3,000 filings. This was the first Hurricane Laura jury trial case, and it was not a win…
Read MoreNew Jersey food delivery drivers may soon need more liability insurance
A bill has been advanced in the state, which would up the minimum coverage limits. Lawmakers in New Jersey have advanced a bill that would change the minimum liability insurance requirements for food delivery drivers. Insurers and lawmakers alike have both cautioned that these new limits may be too high. The Liability insurance bill was sponsored by Senate President Nicholas Scutari (D-Union). It would require drivers for various food delivery companies such as Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub to have to carry a minimum of as much as $1.5 million…
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