Four main themes will be discussed at the Global Insurance Conference & Exhibition ingate, set to be held in Riyadh on 10-12 November.
Tech giant Microsoft has fixed vulnerabilities discovered by Check Point Research in its Teams platform, which is used by 320m people monthly.
The Insurers Federation of Egypt (IFE) has stressed the need for insurance companies to cooperate with the Ministry of Culture and the Supreme Council of Antiquities to develop unified technical mechanisms to assess the risks associated with antiquities and cultural artifacts.
Saudi Arabia and Bermuda will collaborate to build on the kingdom's financial services industry particularly in insurance.
Prudential Singapore has announced a two-year partnership with SG Eco Fund to strengthen climate and health resilience while fostering social inclusion in the community.
The Insurance Council of New Zealand (Te Kahui Inihua o Aotearoa) (ICNZ) is supporting new rules that make natural hazard information in Land Information Memoranda (LIMs) clearer, more consistent and easier for New Zealanders to understand.
The Korean insurance regulator has said that if more people cooperate no more paperwork will be necessary to submit insurance claims after a clinic visit.
South Korean parliamentarians are expected to seek responses about high premiums for flood and windstorm insurance policies from some of the leading non-life insurers according to a report in The Korean Times.
A new guidance report that promotes nuclear power as a reliable maritime energy source, and addresses the complex regulatory, safety and economic challenges of its integration has been published by Lloyd's Register (LR).
The number of Singaporeans aged 80 and older has risen by about 60% in the past decade according to data released by the government of Singapore.