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<p>Brushfield, trading as the Clarence Hotel, claimed it was entitled to be compensated for losses due to the lockdowns under its insurance policy.</p>

economy

Clarence Hotel operator loses Covid business disruption case against insurer Axa

The operator of Dublin's Clarence Hotel has lost a High Court action against Axa claiming it was entitled to cover under business-interruption insurance as a result of the Covid pandemic.

Aviva says that it now intends to focus primarily on Britain, Ireland and Canada

companies

Aviva shares climb as insurer refocuses on Britain and Ireland

news

AXA to move staff to Ireland as result of Brexit

business

Kennedy Wilson, Axa target rents

business

Report suggests globally mobile workforce is critically important to business

news

Insurance firm Axa probes into 55 ‘staged’ crashes

Axa targeting €2.1bn cost cuts by 2020 in global overhaul plan

Axa, France’s largest insurer, plans to increase profitability through 2020 by seeking €2.1bn of cost cuts and growing digital investments to tap rising demand for policies protecting savings and health. The firm may also seek acquisitions to boost growth.

Wed, 22 Jun, 2016