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Insurers hope to put the credibility into carbon credits

Voluntary carbon credits are seen as a core element to future corporate climate commitments, and insurers are stepping in to bolster the confidence of buyers and sellers. Joshua Geer reports

Foreign business keeps foot on earnings accelerator at Tokio Marine

Overseas units generated half the Japanese group's profits in the June quarter

System failure and business interruption the major loss triggers from global IT outage

Business interruption losses unlikely to be covered by general insurance policies, says APCIA

Tokio Marine Kiln and Kita unveil political risk insurance for carbon credits

NHS cyber-attack: insurers reiterate need for cyber resilience

Tokio Marine Kiln management reshuffle sees Vivek Syal move to CUO

Environmental protestors occupy and glue themselves to London market offices

The protestors demand insures rule out covering fossil fuel projects

Tokio Marine Kiln's ex-ERM head takes on innovation mandate

Lloyd's syndicates find a long tail in Covid-19 losses

Claims diminished in 2021 but uncertainty over ultimate cost remains

TMK teams up with CarbonChain to assess customers' carbon emissions

The Lloyd's insurer will consider customers' carbon risk ratings in underwriting decisions