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Climate transition will drive political risk
21 October 2022No easy route to eliminate fossil fuels, says WTW panel
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Gilts crash: a boon out of a crisis for insurers
18 October 2022Another day, another UK financial market crash. But while it has gone wrong for British politics and pension funds, the current crisis may actually benefit insurers in the long run. Ronan McCaughey and Sarfraz Thind report
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Video: National Western Life's Adam Lei on private equity's attraction to insurance
18 October 2022Adam Lei, vice president, ERM, ALM and inforce management at National Western Life, discusses private equity investment in insurers
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Video: Manulife's Halina von dem Hagen on private equity and insurance investment
13 October 2022Halina von dem Hagen shares her views at the Insurance Risk & Capital Americas 2022 conference in New York
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Ledger Investing aims to crack the casualty ILS code
12 October 2022Led by ex-AIG chief risk officers, Ledger Investing is entering the relative unknown in connecting insurance-linked securities (ILS) investors with casualty risks. Paul Walsh reports
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UK economic volatility increases insurers' liquidity and credit risk
11 October 2022The Bank of England today warned of a material risk to UK financial stability
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Invitation to free webinar on insurers outsourcing investing in Europe
11 October 2022Insurance Risk Data hosts webinar on exclusive findings from forthcoming annual European insurer outsourcing research report
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Ripples of interest rate risk hit UK annuity writers
07 October 2022Equity-release mortgages have been a popular asset class for annuity writers, but soaring interest rates, fears of a property crash and regulatory uncertainty are creating questions for the market, as Christopher Cundy reports
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Munich Re to refuse coverage for new oil and gas fields
06 October 2022Joins Hannover Re and Swiss Re in halting support for fossil fuel expansion
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Plenty of runway left for life consolidation in Europe
04 October 2022The business of consolidating life insurance portfolios is looking healthy, according to participants, as inflation provides a catalyst and supervisors become more familiar with transactions. Joshua Geer reports