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French insurers improve responses in second climate stress test
23 May 2024A total of 15 insurance groups, representing 90% of the market, voluntarily responded to the supervisor's request
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Lapses worth €84bn drive net outflows from French insurers in 2023
15 May 2024Surrender payments were double the claims payments made by French life firms last year
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Regulators' 2024 priorities: Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands
31 January 2024Insurance regulators explain why third-party IT risk, credit risk, sustainability and managing silent cyber coverage will be among their top concerns this year. Ronan McCaughey reports
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Low lapse risk for French life insurers, despite higher interest rates
06 April 2023But Fitch Ratings says there could be isolated cases of insurers under pressure
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Covéa and Scor sign peace deal - UPDATED
14 June 2021French re/insurers halt legal actions as part of settlement
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French insurers warned climate change could hike claims sixfold
05 May 2021Pilot study put insurers and banks though three 30-year global warming scenarios
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French insurers make "good headway" for no-deal Brexit
22 August 2019French regulator says most UK insurers with liabilities in France have Brexit continuity plans
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French regulator puts equity charges top of Solvency II reforms
17 July 2019Insurers, policyholders and economy would benefit from more equity investment, says Bernard Delas
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European regulators outline Brexit mitigation measures
31 January 2019As the threat of a no-deal Brexit becomes more likely, some EU countries are stepping up their preparations to ensure service continuity. Cintia Cheong spoke to regulators and governments in five big EU27 markets to find out what they have planned
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Bernardino urges insurers to worry about AI and morals colliding
22 November 2017Eiopa will conduct thematic review on underwriters and big data next year