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US reiterates its opposition to ICS
16 June 2022IAIS meeting in Croatia starts today with international rule causing continued discord
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Russia is largest source of cyber-attacks, says Greenberg
28 April 2022Chubb says no increase in cyber-attacks through war as it limits exposure to conflict
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The US climate split
25 April 2022The knives are out on what US insurers need reveal about their climate-related exposures. Sarfraz Thind reports
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Lloyd's syndicates find a long tail in Covid-19 losses
06 April 2022Claims diminished in 2021 but uncertainty over ultimate cost remains
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US P&C actuaries target racial bias in insurance pricing
14 March 2022Casualty Actuarial Society outlines lessons learned from other financial sectors
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Nat cats prompt $57m loss for Lancashire in 2021
11 February 2022CEO admits delivering "disappointing" combined ratio and loss for the year
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Social inflation cost US insurers $20bn in auto lines from 2010 to 2019
09 February 2022Capturing issue requires more refined analysis, argues CAS report
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The golden state becomes too hot to handle
24 January 2022Property catastrophe losses in California have soared, with the result that insurers increasingly don't want to underwrite there. Could this be the beginning of a withdrawal from cat perils in other US states? Sarfraz Thind reports
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Apac re/insurers welcome the alternative
29 December 2021Regulators in Asia have been busy creating frameworks for insurers to transfer risk to capital markets investors. Re/insurers are keen to tap this alternative source of capital, if the structures are right. David Walker reports
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Nearly half of insurance industry workers face problematic behaviour
19 October 2021Incidents experienced by staff include bullying, harassment or discrimination