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ISSB and EU pledge to minimise the sustainability reporting overload

European firms will have to comply with both EU and IFRS sustainability disclosure standards from their 2024 annual reports. But the two standard-setters have promised to be as harmonised as possible, as Joshua Geer reports

UK's MA reforms: a fixation on attestation

What do the PRA's proposed requirements for attesting matching adjustment benefits mean for insurers, and will it stop them investing in wider assets? Christopher Cundy and Paul Walsh report

EBA's stance on climate risk capital poses questions for insurance sector

EU banking authority's recommendations come ahead of Eiopa's analysis

M&A deals for European P&C firms almost double in H1

Hard market and improving profitability spur transactions, says FTI

Economic outlook is fragile, insurers told

Europe's three supervisory authorities advise on risks and vulnerabilities

Sumitomo Life to acquire Aviva's stake in Singlife

CSRD will change the landscape of ESG data, say UNEP FI panellists

The value of regulation is also championed by the experts

Major barriers to enter the UK bulk annuity market

Barnett Waddingham expert Craig Turnbull explains what it means for BPA entrants

South Korea's insurers to assess strategies following K-ICS implementation

Less than half of firms using transitional measures to ease introduction of capital rules

Underwriting policies to protect Arctic Refuge gather pace

The Gwich'in Steering Committee shows 20 insurers have excluded Arctic oil and gas insurance