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The insurability of large-scale cyber risks: The symposium underlines the urgency of sustainably protecting the Swiss economy from major cyber attacks

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Lundi, juin 5, 2023

The insurability of large-scale cyber risks: The symposium underlines the urgency of sustainably protecting the Swiss economy from major cyber attacks

Key Points: 
  • The insurability of large-scale cyber risks: The symposium underlines the urgency of sustainably protecting the Swiss economy from major cyber attacks
    Helvetia's first cyber symposium tackles the "The challenges of overcoming the main cyber risks".
  • Enhancing cyber resilience through cooperation between business, government and science as a major locational advantage for Switzerland.
  • With cybercrime becoming one of the central top risks, the insurance gap for major cyber events is growing – both nationally and internationally.
  • Helvetia's "The challenges of overcoming the main cyber risks" symposium on 5 June 2023 aggressively brought this acute problem area into the public eye.

Helvetia presents a solid result for occupational benefits

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Jeudi, juin 1, 2023

Implementation of the pension reform approved by parliament is urgently needed if the successful occupational pension model is to remain viable in the future.

Key Points: 
  • Implementation of the pension reform approved by parliament is urgently needed if the successful occupational pension model is to remain viable in the future.
  • Helvetia Insurance is presenting a solid result for occupational benefits.
  • Amid a very demanding investment environment in 2022, the savings process delivered a negative result.
  • Helvetia's premium volume for its occupational benefits business amounted to CHF 1,861.6 million, around 4% lower than in the previous year (2021: CHF 1,943.6 million).

Helvetia Annual General Meeting elects Yvonne Wicki Macus and René Cotting as new members of the Board of Directors

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Lundi, mai 1, 2023

At the Annual General Meeting, the shareholders of Helvetia Holding approved all the proposals of the Board of Directors.

Key Points: 
  • At the Annual General Meeting, the shareholders of Helvetia Holding approved all the proposals of the Board of Directors.
  • They also elected Yvonne Wicki Macus and René Cotting as new members of the Board of Directors.
  • The Board of Directors therefore proposed that the Annual General Meeting increase the dividend by 40 rappen to CHF 5.90 per share.
  • The shareholders elected Yvonne Wicki Macus and René Cotting as new members of the Board of Directors.