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  1. Engineering & Construction (E&C) Underwriter

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    Published by: Swiss Re Group Content Type: Careers

    Location: Toronto, ON, CA Are you passionate about the construction industry and have a keen eye for risk assessment? Join our ...

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  2. Helping the world rebuild and renew

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    Published by: Swiss Re Group Content Type: Blog

    Swiss Re's holistic approach to sustainable infrastructure development

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  3. Valerie Khoo Claims Expert

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    Published by: Swiss Re Group Content Type: Profile

    Valerie Khoo is a Claims Expert at Swiss Re's SID market unit, with extensive experience in reinsurance claims management across ...

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  4. Environmental Risks and the Insurance Industry: Stepping up actions

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    Published by: Swiss Re Institute Content Type: Conference

    Virtual event, co-organised with Geneva Association 1 and Swiss Re There is growing evidence of the large-scale impacts of human ...

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  5. Requirement Engineer

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    Published by: Swiss Re Group Content Type: Careers

    Location: Mexico City, MX About the Team In this position, you are part of a team supporting the North American technology ...

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  6. Using AI to develop medicines with a higher probability of success

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    Published by: Swiss Re Institute Content Type: Article

    Drug development pipelines are slow with low success rates. New technologies, robotics and AI can all make a difference.

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