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Guardian approaches 80% settlement rate on Melissa claims
3+ week, 1+ day ago (275+ words) Jamaica Gleaner Regional insurance provider Guardian Holdings Ltd has settled more than 70 per cent of insurance claims arising from Hurricane Melissa, Group CEO Ian Chinapoo said last Friday. “So, as of June, we were in the region of 70 per cent....
Corporate Hands | Scotiabank launches ‘Your future is safe with us’ care campaign
4+ week, 2+ day ago (14+ words) Jamaica Gleaner...
IAJ urges policyholders to review sums insured as average-clause disputes mount after Melissa | Business
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (299+ words) The Insurance Association of Jamaica (IAJ) urges property owners to check whether their coverage reflects the true replacement value of their homes and businesses, as the average clause – a long-standing but little-understood insurance provision – continues to reduce Hurricane Melissa payouts…...
The jury is out on tax breaks for the insurance industry: Global lessons for Jamaica
4+ mon, 4+ day ago (429+ words) Shocks induced by climate change and other events were also a prominent concern when the International Monetary Fund's managing director spoke with a Gleaner reporter after its Spring Meetings. Jamaica, she said, should work to move the economy to a…...