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Fairfax announces best results in history as it counters Muddy Waters' attack

Insurer says allegations a "transparent attempt to profit by short-selling"

US insurance group is final funding source in Everton FC bid

A-CAP has been providing loans to 777 Partners for troubled football club acquisition, says Josimar

Brickbats rain down on Australia's property insurers at parliamentary investigation

Politicians suggested Australia's insurers had only themselves to blame for a humiliating grilling over responses to 2022's flooding. But insurers said constructing homes in flood plains is not exactly helping, as David Walker reports

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AM Best flags further worsening in cost and availability for Californian property cover

Using historic data for pricing increasingly "unwise" as new climatic paradigm emerges

Consumer advocate urges Australian government to reinsure flood, not just cyclones

Alternative is for government to pay for the uninsured, Australian Consumers Insurance Lobby warns

Solvency UK reforms unlikely to alter credit investors' view on insurers

Phoenix Group's Rakesh Thakrar described the reforms as a "correction" of previous rules

Australian life insurers back government role in genetic test rules

Senior minister has warned industry status quo will probably change

More re/insurers cut ties with East African Crude Oil Pipeline

SiriusPoint and Enstar Group, among others, will not offer insurance for the project

New Zealand trade body appoints former cabinet minister as chief executive