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Japanese non-life firms get business improvement orders after data breaches

Insurers have until late May to report back on remedial measures

GIAJ says restoring trust with Japanese customers is "still in progress"

Association says non-life firms have not explained true value of commercial cover

BaFin's Julia Wiens: "Supervisory convergence must not become an end in itself"

Germany's top insurance supervisor tells Sarfraz Thind about her priorities and thoughts on topics such as life consolidation, climate change and Europe's approach to oversight

GIAJ guides Japan's motor insurers on negotiating labour costs with repairers

ABI Conference 2025: Insurers doing a "poor job" of explaining claims inflation, admits Allianz UK CEO

But Colm Holmes says the industry is working hard to improve communication

Costa Rica's Tomás Soley: from regulatory zero to flourishing framework

Costa Rica's insurance superintendent talks to Joshua Geer about how he built a regulatory framework from scratch and the importance of sustainability in the country's market

Japan's motor claims fraud woes hit Toyota as FSA issues demands

Toyota Mobility and Good Speed received business improvement orders from regulator

Judging the impact of the UK regulators' competitiveness objective

Are the UK's financial regulators fulfilling their secondary objective to encourage growth and international competitiveness? Eight months into a parliamentary inquiry, Joshua Geer rounds up the evidence so far

Texas sues Allstate for unlawful data collection

Insurers alleged to have collected and sold data on 45m people in US

FSA warns Japan's insurers to uphold governance amid global expansion

Internal audit and governance must be enhanced as operations expand, watchdog says