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Early insurance loss data emerges from Taiwan's earthquake zone

Earthquake was Taiwan's strongest in 25 years

UK's Consumer Duty: a headache on top of a cost-of-living crisis

The introduction of the Consumer Duty regime has piled on costs for insurers at a time when premiums are soaring due to inflation. There are also plenty of questions about how the regulation will be implemented and enforced, as Paul Walsh reports

Russia-Ukraine war continues to pose legal obstacles for Lloyd's syndicates

Syndicates are also facing major reserving challenges

SEC freezes climate disclosure rules in US after legal challenges

A hundred or so insurers will be subject to the disclosure rules

Suncorp aims to cut motor crash frequency and premiums by paying young drivers to drive safely

Japan insurer's golf risk policy to cover hole-in-one celebration costs

Chubb's Evan Greenberg meets Chinese insurance regulator

Meeting comes as Chubb looks to expand Chinese presence

Prudential Financial data breach hits over 36,000 people

The insurer believes a cybercrime group carried out the attack

Ascot unveils parametric capabilities to aid property offerings

AM Best predicts significant losses in commercial lines from Taiwan earthquake

Earthquake hit Taiwan's east coast yesterday morning