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We're proud of our track record of paying claims. And this year is no different, with over €69m paid out in claims in 2020. 

Zurich Ireland recently supplied a range of resources including IT equipment to local schools with a view to supporting students on the Power to Progress (P2P) programme.

Zurich Insurance Group (Zurich), has been named as the insurance industry leader of the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for 2020. This is an important accolade and helps to demonstrate Zurich’s strategic commitment to sustainability.

In the current economic environment, the yield available across asset classes, including cash, has been steadily reducing. This has led to negative cash deposit rates and resulted in low risk investors seeking potential for returns in other areas.

While the global economy continues to recover, this week's international news was mixed. Declines on the first three trading days of the week were largely offset by a rally on Thursday, writes Ian Slattery.
US data dominated the back end of last week, with the monthly payroll data coming in well below expectations, writes Ian Slattery.

There is a common misconception that if you have health insurance you don't need serious illness cover, when in fact this couldn't be further from the truth.

Climate change poses important risks and opportunities for business and financial leaders globally and the Zurich sponsored Bloomberg Green Summit event will see top experts, influencers and activists call for real climate action and lasting positive change.
Economic data and earnings helped stocks move higher last week as major indexes notched their fourth week of gains in a row, writes Ian Slattery.
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Equities enjoyed their third positive week in a row, as a number of US indexes hit record highs once again, writes Ian Slattery.

Equities hit a record high in the US on Thursday, before markets closed for Good Friday, writes Ian Slattery.