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Avoid reliance on disaster insurance pools, urges Geneva Association

Insurance industry urged to tackle root causes of risk

Are the UK's regulatory reforms creating more risk?

As the UK government pushes for competitiveness and growth, financial regulators are allowing more risk into the financial system. Not everyone is convinced this is a safe bet, as Joshua Geer reports

David Otudeko appointed ABI's director of regulation

US RBC modernisation: what to expect from the capital rule review

US regulators have initiated a reappraisal of the Risk-Based Capital rules and how future reforms should be made. Sarfraz Thind and Christopher Cundy report

Willis and The Nature Conservancy launch novel wildfire resilience insurance

Singaporean general insurers grew premiums, and underwriting profits, in 2024

GIAJ says restoring trust with Japanese customers is "still in progress"

Association says non-life firms have not explained true value of commercial cover

Apcia hits out at Consumer Watchdog in California for collecting steep 'intervenor fees'

Consumer Watchdog says its involvement costs 0.25% of savings won for consumers

GFIA publishes results of inclusive insurance survey

U-turn from UK regulators on proposed diversity and inclusion rules

Ronan McCaughey investigates the reasons behind the decision to cease work on D&I regulation and gauges reaction from the British insurance industry