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  • Meiji Yasuda to buy Allstate subsidiary for $2bn

    14 August 2024
  • Hurricane Debby causes $90m of insured losses

    14 August 2024
  • China's mortality protection gap reduced in 2023

    13 August 2024
  • US cyber premiums plateau after significant multi-year growth

    13 August 2024

    But volatility in the market has reduced, according to Aon report

  • Just Group sealed 31% more pension de-risking sales in H1

    13 August 2024

    Company profit rose 44% in H1 against same time last year

  • Underwriters burdened by manual data entry

    13 August 2024

    Hyperexponential's State of Pricing 2024 report surveyed underwriters and pricing actuaries across the UK and US

  • Insured losses from UK riots to be below £250m

    13 August 2024

    Single claims below £1m will be assumed by local police authorities, Morningstar DBRS said

  • Florida market is getting stronger, says insurance commissioner

    13 August 2024

    Insurers are returning to the sector, though others dispute claims of strength

  • US politicians urge NAIC to update on FIO climate recommendations

    13 August 2024

    Growing climate issues are hampering insurance viability

  • Actuaries face up to programming language dilemma

    13 August 2024

    In addition to learning traditional skills, the modern-day actuary must get to grips with which programming language is best suited to their tasks. The development of artificial intelligence is complicating matters further, as Paul Walsh reports