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Alte Oldenburger announces contribution increases for 2024

Alte Oldenburger Krankenversicherung has announced premium increases for unisex tariffs in new business, which will take effect in 2024. In particular, the contributions for civil servants in the outpatient and inpatient residual cost insurance tariffs will increase by up to six percent. In the outpatient sector, the A112 tariff increases by 22 percent for children and by 23 percent for adolescents. In the stationary sector, the K20 tariff for children will be increased by 5 percent and for young people by 10 percent, while the K30 tariff will see an increase of two percent for children and a significant increase of 19 percent for young people. For more detailed information and to stay up to date, insured persons should read the article

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LVM announces contribution adjustments

New customers of LVM health insurance must prepare for premium increases in 2024. In the outpatient sector, the increases vary as follows: The A0 tariff is adjusted between two and four percent, A20/P between three and four percent, A225 between one and five percent, and A270 between two and three percent. A significant increase of 16 to 18 percent is pending for the A560 tariff. In the inpatient sector, the S1 tariff will be significantly adjusted with an increase of 21 to 22 percent. Further information and recommendations for action are available in detail

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Number of corporate bankruptcies increased by more than a third in August 2023

According to final results, in August 2023 the district courts reported 1,556 filed corporate insolvencies. That was 35.7% more than in August 2022. The district courts put the creditors’ claims from the corporate insolvencies reported in August 2023 at around 1.8 billion euros. In August 2022, the claims were around 0.8 billion euros. This was announced by the Federal Statistical Office.

Price shock for motor vehicle insurance increases switching rates

Higher workshop and spare parts costs, increased hospital costs and more natural disasters – inflation sometimes makes vehicle insurance premiums drastically more expensive. Many car owners therefore want to change their vehicle tariff. The online comparison portal Tarifcheck.de alone recorded 16 percent more changes in the early phase.

Atradius closes coverage gaps

Atradius is expanding its insurance protection against insolvency challenges: Companies that have a credit insurance policy including challenge coverage with another insurer and would like to switch to Atradius can now do so without hesitation. The credit insurer now also insures under its own contestation policy if the customer’s insolvency occurs before the start of the contract term with Atradius and the challenge by the insolvency administrator occurs during the term of the Atradius policy.

Zurich cooperates with KPMG

Zurich Commercial Deutschland and KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft have agreed on a partnership to provide advice on managing physical corporate risks and transition risks in connection with climate change. They work together to develop tailor-made climate scenario analyzes for their customers. To this end, the insurer’s expertise in assessing physical risks would be combined with KPMG’s know-how in assessing transition risks and identifying risk-minimizing measures.

Berkley becomes a supporting member of CyberLab Insurance

Berkley Germany becomes a supporting member of the non-profit organization CyberLab Insurance e. V. The special insurance provider is the first member of the insurance industry and is now making an active contribution to promoting cybersecurity through its expertise in the area of ​​cyber insurance. Through membership, the insurer particularly wants to contribute to greater awareness of potential cyber threats.

Munich association announces contribution adjustments

The Munich association has published contribution increases for various unisex tariffs in new business, which will take effect from 2024. In detail, the increases for the tariffs are as follows: BC ADVANCE Plus 861 will increase between 13 and 14 percent, BC ADVANCE Plus 871 between nine and ten percent. The BC ALPHA 865 tariff will be affected by an increase of between 12 and 14 percent, while the BC CLASSIC SB 866 tariff will see a moderate increase of three to four percent. Furthermore, the BC CLASSIC 869 tariff will be increased by six to seven percent.

Increases are also planned for the Master Care tariffs: Master Care SB I 881 between six and nine percent and Master Care SBII 882 between nine and eleven percent. The ROYAAL 891 and ROYAL 892 tariffs will see minor adjustments of one to two percent. For more detailed information, those interested should read the detailed article kvoptimal.de consult.

R+V Insurance and DLRG in the same boat

R+V works together with non-profit organizations to recruit new volunteers. To do this, R+V uses advertisements on social media as well as in classic and digital media. As a partner to kick off the campaign, the insurer has brought on board the DLRG, the largest voluntary water rescue organization in the world with currently around 580,000 members. The water rescuers are lacking young people; In some places even swimming pools remain closed – this is where R+V comes into play.

Roland Legal Protection with new board members

As already reported in June, Tobias von Mäßenhausen will take over as CEO of Roland Rechtsschutz on January 1, 2024. Yesterday, the supervisory board appointed Tarja Radler and Andreas Tiedtke to the board, both of whom will also take up their new positions on January 1, 2024. The new management team is now complete. Tarja Radler is currently a board member at DEVK Rechtsschutz-Versicherungs-AG and will become Chief Insurance Officer (CInO). Andreas Tiedtke is currently managing director of the subsidiary Roland Assistance GmbH and will become Chief Operating Officer (COO).