Market braces for heavily insured satellite launch period
An incoming period of heavily insured satellite launches has critical implications for the insurance market, which is grappling with COVID-19 ...
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Satellite launch sites opening back up for business to clear packed backlogs
As many parts of the world begin to relax COVID-19 quarantine restrictions, satellite launch sites are ramping up operations to ...
Far-reaching COVID-19 impact pushing out much-needed satellite insurance premium
Satellite insurers expect to lose as much as a fifth of their projected premiums this year as the global COVID-19 ...
Pending insurance claim and increased leverage weigh on Viasat amid middling results
Slow customer additions and increased leverage are weighing on Viasat’s stock amid mixed results in fiscal Q1 2019 as the satellite ...
Soaring inflight connectivity growth boosts ViaSat as insurance claim and JV questions linger
Growing demand for inflight connectivity helped lift ViaSat amid high costs and questions about a pending insurance claim and future direction of its ...
Satellite insurers in rates dilemma as payouts loom while income falls
Satellite insurers are on track for a bad year as they prepare to write cheques for three separate claims. As ...
Insurers expect sizeable Al Yah 3 claim as even larger payouts loom
The partial claim for UAE-based Yahsat’s Al Yah 3 satellite that was launched to the wrong orbit in January could reach 50% of its ...
Business as usual for SpaceX as questions linger over Zuma launch
Although questions are still hanging over SpaceX’s launch of US military satellite Zuma, the event is unlikely to affect upcoming commercial ...
Intelsat 33e insurance claim heads to rare arbitration | Insurance round-up
Intelsat 33e’s insurance claim is understood to have entered arbitration in a rare move for the industry. Meanwhile, the market looks ...
Insurers brace for Chinasat 9A claim | Insurance round-up
A Long March 3B anomaly placed the insured Chinasat 9A broadcast satellite in the wrong orbit on 18 June, and ...
