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Florida still not attractive enough to cover, says Travelers

Reforms are only a start in the nat cat prone state, insurer says

SFCRs shine light on German legacy life books of Zurich and Axa

Groups have planned, with mixed success, to sell the back-books to consolidators

UK's Consumer Duty: a headache on top of a cost-of-living crisis

The introduction of the Consumer Duty regime has piled on costs for insurers at a time when premiums are soaring due to inflation. There are also plenty of questions about how the regulation will be implemented and enforced, as Paul Walsh reports

US regulators push insurers to reduce exposure to Everton bidder

A-Cap currently has $2.9bn exposure to 777 Partners, FT finds

NAIC climate data call could leave FIO in the cold

Climate and its impact on insurers has been a source of acrimony between state and federal insurance regulators in the US. The NAIC's recently issued climate data call, following the initiative of FIO, might not represent the warming of relations it initially seems. Sarfraz Thind reports

Sompo International joins Abir as CRO Brulé becomes board member

Insurers contend with wave of global climate protests

Insure Our Future's week of action sees thousands of protestors target insurers

Insurers are "sheep banging their heads against an electric fence" when setting premiums

Stella Insurance CEO Sam White advocated the use of telematics to help measure risk

UK insurers announce 10-step plan to address soaring cost of motor cover

Association of British Insurers suggests action from insurers, government and regulators

PRA ignoring competition and economic growth objectives in MA reform, say actuaries

Institute and Faculty of Actuaries responds to regulator's matching adjustment proposals