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IFRS 17 due date gives 'enough' time for insurers, says FSB
17 July 2017But firms need to start implementation as soon as possible
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Insurers face $8.1bn loss in extreme cyber-attack scenario
17 July 2017Uncertainty around aggregation means economic losses could reach $121bn, says Lloyd's report
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Trump administration to honour covered agreement with EU
17 July 2017Implementation statement to come
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Bupa faces hefty fine following data leak
14 July 2017Incident affects more than 500,000 people with international health policies
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Breakdown between political risk and financial markets will not last - Allianz
14 July 2017The normalising of monetary policy will test current assumptions, says report
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UK insurers' Brexit choices become a test of EU regulatory convergence
13 July 2017Eiopa's opinion on Brexit may have scotched the plans of London firms hoping to reinsure 100% of EU risks back to the City. But are some regulators offering a lighter-touch version of the rules than others? Callum Tanner reports
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Amend Solvency II to encourage sustainability, suggests European Commission group
13 July 2017Obligatory disclosure of environmental, social and governance investment considerations mooted
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No quick internal model re-approvals for EU subs, says BaFin insurance chief
13 July 2017Frank Grund says six months is "nothing" when it comes to scrutinising an internal model
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One-third of insurance customers expected to exercise data rights under GDPR
13 July 2017Only banks and retailers will receive more requests under new EU data rules, a survey predicts
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Insurers miss opportunities in cyber market when taking a narrow view, says KPMG
12 July 2017All traditional insurance lines are at threat from cyber attacks