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Lloyd's reports progress on diversity and inclusion initiatives

The proportion of women in leadership roles at Lloyd's increased to 36%

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

Apra to consult on capital rules for annuity providers

MetLife's US pensions head gives upbeat review of US PRT market

Elizabeth Walsh expects deal volume for the US PRT market to surpass $50bn in 2024

Litigation threatens the ongoing health of the US PRT business, says Prudential Financial

Recent instances like Verizon lawsuit are a concern for pension risk transfer providers

Judging the impact of the UK regulators' competitiveness objective

Are the UK's financial regulators fulfilling their secondary objective to encourage growth and international competitiveness? Eight months into a parliamentary inquiry, Joshua Geer rounds up the evidence so far

Prudential Financial reinsures $7bn Japanese life block with Prismic Life

Takes Prismic's assets under management to $17bn

Bermuda seeks a little help from its friends for asset intensive oversight

The Bermuda Monetary Authority is plugging the gaps in its toolkit for supervising the asset intensive insurance market - part of which involves calling on its international peers, as Sarfraz Thind reports

Gareth Truran discusses the PRA's 2025 priorities for insurance

The executive director of insurance supervision at the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) opens up on the risks facing life insurers, how the regulator's competitiveness objective is being realised, and how UK insurers are exposed to complex international linkages

Funded re, climate and operational resilience among PRA's 2025 priorities

UK regulator sets out focus for this year's supervision of insurers