Insurance Round-up: Lack of losses so far prompts hopes of a sizeable 2016 profit
The insurance industry is on track to generate a healthy space profit this year in what would be a rare ...
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Insurance Round-up: Turksat goes back to Marsh for in-orbit coverage
Turksat has returned to Marsh to place in-orbit insurance for its Turksat 3a satellite after once again putting the spacecraft out to tender. ...
Insurance Round-up: Quarterly premiums suggest 2016 could be a new low
March is typically a quiet month for insurance tenders, with activity tending to ramp up at the end of the ...
Insurance Round-up: Quarterly premiums suggest 2016 could be a new low
March is typically a quiet month for insurance tenders, with activity tending to ramp up at the end of the ...
Insurance Round-up: Ariane 5 aids ViaSat-2 placement
ViaSat’s decision to launch ViaSat-2 on an Ariane 5 instead of the new Falcon Heavy will be a relief for ...
News briefs from Issue 198
A round-up of news briefs that featured in Issue 198 of SatelliteFinance. A round-up of news briefs that featured in ...
Asian satellite insurance tenders hit the market
The bulk of satellite insurance tenders at the turn of the year came from Asia as a number of projects near ...
Spacecom to make US$158m claim after declaring Amos-5 a total loss
Israel’s Spacecom said it will make a US$158m total loss insurance claim after failing to revive the Amos-5 satellite that ceased communications ...
Proton may not return to flight until September
The commercial return to flight of the Proton rocket following its launch failure on 16 May may not take place ...
Inmarsat hit in latest Proton failure
Inmarsat’s next generation Global Xpress system looks set for more delay as experts probe the latest Proton failure to hit ...
