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Insurance organisations today are no more effective at delivering on large-scale data management initiatives than they were 10 years ago. In a recent survey, 70% of the companies said their data management initiatives did not deliver the expected results. That success rate was unchanged from similar surveys conducted in the 1990's. And the environment for data management is only getting more complex.....
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| THAI GOVT WILL BACK FUND ENCOURAGING INSURERS TO WRITE COVER |
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| Wednesday, 18 January 2012 | |
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The Thai government plans to provide start-up cash for a planned THB500bn ($15.7bn) fund to help reduce the costs for insurers operating in Thailand. Thai Finance Minister Thirachai Phuvanatnaranubala told Nikkei that the move was aimed to keep Japanese and other foreign firms operating in Thailand after the recent floods, which raised concerns that the companies would be unable to obtain insurance. The Thai govt will stump up THB50bn, and will ask the country's 67 domestic non-life insurers to contribute to the fund. That fund would pay part of the insurance claims if Thailand were hit once again by significant flooding. The government said that it would start negotiations with foreign reinsurers with the intention of obtaining cover worth THB500bn. The Minister emphasized that this back-up would be temporary. He predicted that if there was no flooding this year during the rainy season, then anxieties would ease and it would be easier to obtain cover. The government-backed fund will remain in place for three years.
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