Topic: Catastrophe Claims

Personal Dwelling Losses Top $2 billion in Japan

A recent Business Insurance article reported that Japanese insurers have paid almost $2.27 billion to cover approximately 125,000 claims associated with earthquake damage to personal dwellings stemming from the March 11 tsunami and earthquake that devastated Japan.  According to the General Insurance Association of Japan (GIAJ), the number of claims is expected to increase as efforts continue to restore heavily damaged areas of the country. 

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UK: Leading UK Digital Technology Developer Hit By Disruption To Supply Chains From Japanese Earthquake and Tsunami

According to Reuters, Pace Plc, a global market leader in digital set-top boxes, which is listed on the London Stock Exchange, has warned that its full-year profits are likely to fall short of internal forecasts as a result of disruption to supply chains from the Japanese Earthquake and Tsunami, which, among other things, devastated Japanese seaports in March 2011. 

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