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The bond provides $30 million-per-occurrence typhoon catastrophe protection.

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Share Washington – The World Bank (International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, or IBRD) priced a catastrophe bond that will provide the Government of Jamaica with financial protection of up to US $185 million against losses from named storms for three Atlantic tropical cyclone seasons ending in December 2023. The government of Jamaica is the first government in the Caribbean region, and the first of any small island state, to independently sponsor a catastrophe bond, also known as a cat bond. Jamaica was one of the sixteen countries in the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Fac...

Knight-Swift acquires 3PL UTXL in $22.5M deal Truck broker generated more than $100 million in revenue during 2020 1 minute read Knight-Swift announces brokerage acquisition (Photo: Jim Allen/FreightWaves) The nation’s largest truckload carrier, Knight-Swift Transportation (NYSE: KNX) announced Tuesday the acquisition of Kansas City, Missouri-based third-party logistics provider UTXL in a $22.5 million transaction. As a licensed broker for more than 20 years, UTXL specializes in full truckload, multi-stop, expedited and less-than-truckload shipments throughout North America. The c...

This transformative new business model supplies Smart Living-as-a-Service (SLaaS) options for building owners and managers. iStock Eve-Marie Lanza, Sr. Manager of Solutions Marketing at Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company. For anyone who has lived in a dense apartment complex or building, multiple Wi-Fi routers close together competing for limited radio signal space can make accessing the Internet a challenging experience, to say the least. To address the problem, property managers are increasingly treating Wi-Fi as a fifth utility for large multifamily communities, not...