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Consumer Duty has become a burden for insurers... but in a good way
18 November 2024The Consumer Duty rules have reshaped the UK's conduct regulation by demanding insurers place customers' needs first. While still seen as a burden, it has been is welcomed as a step towards better outcomes for all. Joshua Geer reports
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IAIS consults on AI supervision and risks for insurers
18 November 2024Paper from global insurance watchdog covers AI security, fairness, robustness and governance
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UK's financial watchdogs must "regulate for growth", says government
15 November 2024Rachel Reeves's Mansion House speech signals rollback of senior managers and certification regime
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IAIS list of IAIGs reaches 59
13 November 2024Five internationally active insurance groups added in last 12 months, one removed
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Insurers highlight need to close climate-related protection gaps
31 October 2024Insurers say demand for affordable climate coverage is growing amid rising risks
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Brazilian insurance leader deepens UK market cooperation
30 October 2024Dyogo Oliveira, President of CNseg, addresses the Brazil-UK insurance forum
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A frontline perspective: the impact of war on Ukraine's insurance market
28 October 2024Denis Yastreb explains how the Ukrainian insurance sector has responded in the face of Russia's invasion and continuing occupation
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AI's potential to improve customer outcomes
25 October 2024Artificial intelligence could be a powerful tool to help insurers serve customers better, but it needs better regulation and governance. Martin Assmann reports
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Cayman Islands aiming to become the next reinsurance idyll
21 October 2024Already one of the biggest captive and alternative asset venues in the world, the Cayman Islands is on a quest to make its serendipitous location a hub for reinsurers. The Deputy Premier and head of its reinsurance association spoke to Sarfraz Thind in New York about why they should be taken seriously
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UK regulator launches probe into home and motor insurance premium financing
16 October 2024Annual interest charges can be up to 30%, says Financial Conduct Authority