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  • Bermuda's hot life reinsurance market draws the crowds

    11 October 2024

    Last month's Biltir conference in Bermuda was busier than ever, with participants discussing everything from private equity's role, regulatory communication and Manchester United's fax machines. Sarfraz Thind reports

  • NAIC defends climate work against political questioning

    18 September 2024

    Commissioners' association says states are best positioned to address insurance crisis

  • The heat is on for US asset-intensive reinsurance regulations

    29 August 2024

    At its summer meeting, the NAIC put forward proposals for tightening up the supervision of life reinsurance transactions. It could either spoil or secure what is now a very lucrative market. Sarfraz Thind reports

  • Thai regulator founds committee to uphold actuarial standards

    16 August 2024
  • NAIC's asset-intensive reinsurance proposals fuel agony and ecstasy

    02 August 2024

    Soon-to-be-unveiled US rules could have a dramatic impact on the business of asset-intensive reinsurance and have drawn a surge of conflicting opinions from consumers, insurers and regulatory advisors. Sarfraz Thind reports

  • Ergo helps limit fallout from Thai peer's liquidation

    22 July 2024
  • PE and insurance: perception versus reality

    21 June 2024

    Private equity and alternative asset manager-owned life insurers have been accused of making risky investments and running opaque businesses intent on making a fast buck. The facts may not bear this out, as Sarfraz Thind reports in the first of a two-part article

  • NAIC Forum: drop the term social inflation - call it legal abuse

    16 May 2024

    More cohesion is needed to tackle tort system and geopolitical risk, say speakers at the international insurance conference

  • Climate voted top risk for US insurers

    16 May 2024

    NAIC international forum focuses heavily on climate impact on industry

  • US lagging Europe on AI regulations

    08 May 2024

    AI insurance guidance not uniformly implemented in US