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Europe's insurers predict flood bill exceeding €5bn
22 July 2021Associations in Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands reveal claims estimates
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UK life insurer capital remains strong, but quality weakens
22 July 2021Fitch notes percentage of "soft" capital components has risen
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China Post Life solvency expected to improve upon AIA's stake-building
30 June 2021Hong Kong life firm is investing RMB 12bn for a 25% stake
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Eiopa confirms cut to UFR in 2022
22 April 2021No more than single-digit impact on insurer solvency ratios expected
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Cyber loss ratios - and premiums - soar
16 April 2021Ransomware attacks are singled out as the market's biggest challenge
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Bermuda begins to move on climate
05 April 2021The regulator's inaugural climate change survey has found the island's insurers could be doing much more to address the issues associated with global warming. But insurers certainly seem interested in making progress, as Sarfraz Thind reports
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Prudential, FWD and AIA review solvency under Hong Kong group capital rules
29 March 2021Rating agencies say new regime is good news for creditors
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German mid-tier insurers post healthy 2020 numbers, but remain in Allianz's shadow
23 March 2021Wertgarantie, Versicherungskammer Bayern and Alte Leipziger perform well despite coronavirus
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UK health insurers warned of 'catch up in claims' in 2021
19 March 2021Fitch Ratings predicts the sector's increased 2020 profits could be eroded this year
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Country profile: Germany
16 March 2021Europe's third-largest insurance industry has survived the coronavirus pandemic so far, but continues to be plagued by low rates and poor profitability in motor and home cover, as David Walker describes in this special report featuring interviews with BaFin's Frank Grund and GDV's Jörg Asmussen