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Queen Máxima challenges insurance supervisors to help sector fulfil societal role

Dutch monarch says insurers could make improvements on financial inclusion and closing protection gaps

Geneva Association appoints Lee Yuan Siong as chair

Climate change risks will hit life insurers hard in the long run

Geneva Association report highlights impact of climate change-related health risks

Experts warn of cyber risk models' limitations

Panellists at a Geneva Association webinar said some models do not capture all forms of coverage

Nuclear war, AI and net zero: CEOs ponder what insurance will look like in 2050

Insurance leaders talk nuclear threats, AI's transformative power and the race to net zero as they try to predict the future of industry at the Geneva Association's summit. Joshua Geer reports

GA50: Geopolitics is compounding cyber risks, says Munich Re expert

Munich Re's Martin Kreuzer said cyber risk regulation also has some natural weaknesses

GA50: Insurers must collaborate more to achieve decarbonisation

Experts explain how insurers are needed if climate solutions are to be deployed at scale

GA50: NN chief has "given up trying to keep everyone happy" on climate

David Knibbe says the Dutch insurer wants to be a leader on climate action

GA50: Insurers face complying with 60 EU directives, warns Mapfre's CEO

Antonio Huertas said the regulation of AI also needs to strike a delicate balance.

Right to be forgotten law has major implications for L&H insurers, say experts

L&H products should enable privacy by design, says Vitality's Deepak Jobanputra