News

  • Sharp decline in interest rates could dampen UK bulk annuity growth

    18 April 2024
  • UAE insurers brace for swathe of claims following severe flash flooding

    18 April 2024
  • Firms must incorporate learnings from mistakes in Consumer Duty era, says FCA

    18 April 2024
  • Florida still not attractive enough to cover, says Travelers

    18 April 2024
  • Life lapse volumes and comparable SCR data appear in revised reporting

    18 April 2024
  • S&P: Iran-Israel conflict unlikely to erupt into full-scale Middle East war

    17 April 2024
  • Post-pandemic landscape has escalated reserve risk, warns AM Best

    17 April 2024
  • Liberty Mutual "nearly" completes coal exclusion underwriting goals

    17 April 2024
  • Italian life firms' SFCRs reveal rising policy lapse rates in 2023

    17 April 2024
  • Chaucer reshuffles CFO and CRO roles after Richard Milner arrival

    16 April 2024
  • US disinflation stalls, warns Swiss Re

    16 April 2024
  • SFCRs shine light on German legacy life books of Zurich and Axa

    16 April 2024
  • Hannover Re and Parametrix issue $13.75m cat bond for cloud outage risk

    16 April 2024

People

  • Chaucer reshuffles CFO and CRO roles after Richard Milner arrival

  • Chubb's Evan Greenberg meets Chinese insurance regulator

  • Phoenix narrowly misses 2023 female target for senior leadership roles

  • UK actuary found guilty of misconduct for Islamophobic tweets

Software/IT

  • Hannover Re and Parametrix issue $13.75m cat bond for cloud outage risk

  • Apply AI large language models for small cases, insurers told

  • Direct Line targets technology and simplification overhaul for £100m savings

  • Zurich looks to AI to activate "Insurance 2.0"

Risk

  • Sharp decline in interest rates could dampen UK bulk annuity growth

  • UAE insurers brace for swathe of claims following severe flash flooding

  • Firms must incorporate learnings from mistakes in Consumer Duty era, says FCA

  • Florida still not attractive enough to cover, says Travelers