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11% of US insurers invest — or are interested in investing — in crypto

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United States-based insurers are the most interested in cryptocurrency investment according to a Goldman Sachs global survey of 328 chief financial and chief investment officers regarding their firm’s asset allocations and portfolios.The investment banking giant recently released its annual global insurance investment survey, which included responses regarding cryptocurrencies for the

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Fitch Ratings warns El Salvador’s ‘Bitcoin Law’ will pose risk to local insurers

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Fitch Ratings has become the latest global credit rating agency to warn El Salvador against adopting Bitcoin (BTC) as legal tender, expressing concerns that crypto assets could cause systemic risks for the Latin nation.Citing the country’s lack of clarity in Bitcoin’s implementation in mainstream markets, Fitch Ratings warned about the

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o Access to funds can usually be recovered quickly rather than relying on coverage to payout. o Insurers’ risk is mitigated so theft cover can be offered to users at a greatly reduced cost than would otherwise be possible. “Swaggy now has the opportunity to offer high-value protection for the wallets of its users”, explains Giovanni Lionetti Ceo of SWAG, “thanks to the collaboration with a top brand such as Coincover, a leading digital company that will protect the owners of Swaggy wallets with the best professionalism. This is a double coverage for our users, who will thus be able to further protect their wallet in case of malicious activity and theft. In this way, Swag takes another step forward by further diversifying itself from the market as a premium brand ”. With this agreement, SWAG, today among the fastest growing mining companies internationally, aims to provide a more secure platform for its customers to manage, send and receive payments. Wallet protects aim is to ensure that the customer’s assets are well-protected from any theft and in case of loss of their private key. “This partnership represents another step towards making cryptocurrency safe for everyone to use,” said David Janczewski, Coincover CEO. “Ultimately it means users can be confident they can recover funds if something goes wrong. Problems due to human error can now be avoided by our industry-leading loss prevention technology. This minimises risk and enables coverage for theft and loss by a world-leading insurer for the best price available.” Building the safety standard for cryptocurrency Founded in the UK in May 2018, Coincover provides solutions for crypto ownerships, technology, cyber-security, crypto, and blockchain insurance. The main goal is building the world’s safety standard for cryptocurrency. The company’s services ensure that users and businesses never lose access to cryptocurrency funds due to user error, business or infrastructure failure. By combining advanced technology and insurance-backed guarantees, Coincover provides disaster recovery and business continuity options for cryptocurrency businesses and enables consumers to enter this exciting market safely. The tailor made world of Swag In two years of activity, SWAG has been able to build an important customer base by offering innovative services in the field of mining and e-wallet management. More and more performing machines, agreements with international top players, increasingly innovative technology at the service of its users through a tailor-made and turnkey service, with clear and accessible costs. These are the strengths of SWAG.tegory Bitcoin News

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Chinese Insurers Tap Blockchain to Speed up Coronavirus Payouts

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Blockchain technology is reportedly helping to streamline medical paperwork processing for insurance service providers as global coronavirus containment efforts continue.Leveraging blockchain’s ability to process information transparently and efficiently, insurance service providers are relying on the technology to speed up claims payouts in over 27 coronavirus affected Chinese cities, as well

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