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Singapore government spells out why it rejected Allianz and Income Insurance deal

Proposed capital extraction at heart of yesterday's denial, minister explains

Allianz's acquisition of Income Insurance faces fire in Singapore's parliament

MAS board member forced to defend regulator's processes

Tokio Marine announces second unit sale in a month

CBIRC gives insurers one year to implement green guidelines

Insurers should rewrite contracts to encourage ESG improvements among customers, rules say

Ping An lends insurer's eye to Chinese ESG disclosure standards

International standards "difficult to match" with China's market

IFoA elects first Asian president

Former Prudential Asia MD Tan Suee Chieh will lead the actuarial body from 2020

California fires to "severely test" risk tolerances

A.M. Best warns forest fires will hit profits and cause re-evaluation of underwriting

CBI insurance chief sets out conditions for Brexit moves to Ireland

"Heart and mind" of the insurer must move, not just token office

Board governance the focus in Enterprise failure investigation

The Gibraltar regulator believes it may have been "consistently misled" by Enterprise's board on its solvency. Peter Taylor, its director of legal enforcement, speaks to Callum Tanner about the ongoing probe

Ex-Enterprise directors could face two years in prison

Gibraltar regulator considering criminal proceedings, but has limited power to fine