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BELFOR Highlights Digital Transformation in Damage Assessment at Asia Claims Convention 2025 in Osaka
BELFOR Highlights Digital Transformation in Damage Assessment at Asia Claims Convention 2025 in Osaka

Business Upturn

time8 hours ago

  • Business
  • Business Upturn

BELFOR Highlights Digital Transformation in Damage Assessment at Asia Claims Convention 2025 in Osaka

By Business Wire India Published on June 3, 2025, 20:02 IST Osaka, Japan: BELFOR, the world's leading provider of disaster recovery and property restoration services, recently participated in the Asia Claims Convention 2025, held from 13 to 15 May 2025 in Osaka, Japan. The event brought together 231 attendees representing 103 companies from across the insurance, risk management and restoration industries. At the heart of BELFOR's contribution was a compelling presentation by Mr. Guido Gavio, Asia Complex Loss Director, titled 'How Digital Transformation Is Reshaping Damage Assessment,' delivered on 14 May. The session explored how BELFOR is leveraging innovative digital tools to enhance the speed, accuracy, and transparency of post-disaster assessments—capabilities that are increasingly vital in the face of climate-driven wide-area disasters. 'Digital transformation is no longer optional—it's imperative,' said Mr. Gavio. 'By combining emerging technologies with decades of on-the-ground experience, BELFOR is redefining how disaster recovery is conducted, with improved consistency, safety, and the ability to scale training for the next generation of restoration professionals.' Mr. Gavio's session received strong interest and engagement from the audience, many of whom are actively seeking practical solutions to improve disaster response and claims processing in increasingly complex environments. BELFOR's participation at the Asia Claims Convention 2025 underscores its ongoing commitment to innovation, collaboration and excellence in restoration service across Asia and globally. About BELFOR BELFOR is the world's largest disaster recovery and property restoration company, operating in over 23 countries with more than 550 offices worldwide. With nearly 80 years of experience, BELFOR responds to fire, water, storm, and environmental damage emergencies with unmatched expertise. Its team of over 14,000 professionals completes more than 350,000 restoration jobs annually—helping businesses and communities recover stronger and faster. View source version on Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with Business Wire. Business Upturn takes no editorial responsibility for the same. Business Wire India, established in 2002, India's premier media distribution company ensures guaranteed media coverage through its network of 30+ cities and top news agencies.

BELFOR Highlights Digital Transformation in Damage Assessment at Asia Claims Convention 2025 in Osaka
BELFOR Highlights Digital Transformation in Damage Assessment at Asia Claims Convention 2025 in Osaka

Business Wire

time17 hours ago

  • Business
  • Business Wire

BELFOR Highlights Digital Transformation in Damage Assessment at Asia Claims Convention 2025 in Osaka

OSAKA, Japan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BELFOR, the world's leading provider of disaster recovery and property restoration services, recently participated in the Asia Claims Convention 2025, held from in Osaka, Japan. The event brought together 231 attendees representing 103 companies from across the insurance, risk management and restoration industries. At the heart of BELFOR's contribution was a compelling presentation by Mr. Guido Gavio, Asia Complex Loss Director, titled 'How Digital Transformation Is Reshaping Damage Assessment,' delivered on 14 May. The session explored how BELFOR is leveraging innovative digital tools to enhance the speed, accuracy, and transparency of post-disaster assessments—capabilities that are increasingly vital in the face of climate-driven wide-area disasters. 'Digital transformation is no longer optional—it's imperative,' said Mr. Gavio. 'By combining emerging technologies with decades of on-the-ground experience, BELFOR is redefining how disaster recovery is conducted, with improved consistency, safety, and the ability to scale training for the next generation of restoration professionals.' Mr. Gavio's session received strong interest and engagement from the audience, many of whom are actively seeking practical solutions to improve disaster response and claims processing in increasingly complex environments. BELFOR's participation at the Asia Claims Convention 2025 underscores its ongoing commitment to innovation, collaboration and excellence in restoration service across Asia and globally. About BELFOR BELFOR is the world's largest disaster recovery and property restoration company, operating in over 23 countries with more than 550 offices worldwide. With nearly 80 years of experience, BELFOR responds to fire, water, storm, and environmental damage emergencies with unmatched expertise. Its team of over 14,000 professionals completes more than 350,000 restoration jobs annually—helping businesses and communities recover stronger and faster.

Italy's Moratti, Gavio families invest in Canzonieri's Nextalia private equity firm
Italy's Moratti, Gavio families invest in Canzonieri's Nextalia private equity firm

Reuters

time4 days ago

  • Business
  • Reuters

Italy's Moratti, Gavio families invest in Canzonieri's Nextalia private equity firm

MILAN, May 30 (Reuters) - Nextalia, the private equity firm founded by former Mediobanca and Barclays investment banker Francesco Canzonieri, said on Friday that Italy's Moratti and Gavio families had become shareholders. Nextalia said the investment vehicles of the two families would buy into a capital increase with two representatives, Angelomario Moratti and Francesco Vercesi, respectively joining its board of directors. "This confirms Nextalia's role as the go-to independent investment platform for private markets to support Italy's real economy," it said. The Moratti family, who used to own top-tier soccer club Inter Milan, last year agreed to sell 35% of their oil refiner Saras to global commodity trader Vitol. The Gavio family is the main shareholder in toll-road operator ASTM. Nextalia said its new Nextalia Flexible Capital fund had raised 370 million euros ($419 million) in three months, more than targeted, and would garner more in the next few months thanks to ongoing investor interest. It has also started marketing its Nextalia Credit Solutions fund, set up at the end of March, which aims to raise 200 million euros from professional investors. Nextalia said it had named Leonardo Adessi as chief investment officer (CIO) for its credit division, replicating the model adopted for its equity operations where the running of various funds is coordinated by a single CIO. ($1 = 0.8829 euros)

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