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AIG considers cat exposure rethink after California wildfires

The insurer said it limited losses from the fires to around $500m.

Insurers excluding deep sea mining coverage amid sustainability risks - UPDATED

Four re/insurers have so far excluded the practice of deep sea mining

FSB identifies 13 insurers subject to its resolution planning standards

Firms are not considered systemically important by virtue of inclusion

Buyer be where? Japanese insurers look beyond the horizon, for M&A deals

The rewards for Japan's insurers of overseas M&A include risk diversification, new customers and profit enhancement - but stakeholders tell David Walker that risks abound, as well

Japan insurer motor fraud investigations now stretch back nine years

Policyholders still trust insurers despite widespread claims fraud

AIG appoints Christopher Schaper as CRO

Old Mutual Insure's chief actuary Ronald Richman is to step down

He has won several industry awards and is well regarded for his contributions to actuarial profession

Corebridge Financial separation triggers $4bn loss for AIG in Q2

Accounting treatment means AIG recognised a loss of $4.7bn as a result of Corebridge deconsolidation

Markel names Rob Cole as its chief actuarial officer

UK's "dynamic" general insurance stress test will assess real-time reactions to events

Firms will be handed a sequence of stresses over three weeks in May 2025