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Bermuda's tax bomb is a boon, says Karel Van Hulle

From new tax rules to an ever-expanding life market, Bermuda is in a transformational phase. Karel Van Hulle, the father of Solvency II and a BMA board member, tells Sarfraz Thind why these changes will do the market good

Insurer M&A declines as dealmakers in "wait-and-see mode"

A report from Clyde & Co shows M&A activity dropped 23% in 2023

Names emerge of three new UK insurers poised to enter bulk annuity market

Booming volumes attract competitors to eight already active in the business

R+V property customers' take-up of extreme weather cover at 70%

Suncorp CEO discusses alternative reinsurance with Australia's Assistant Treasurer

"Regulatory requirements" impeded Suncorp's use of it so far, says Steve Johnston

Insurers urged to gear up for climate transition plans

The Association of British Insurers says transition planning can generate tangible benefits

Florida litigation reform bill may not pass this year

Bill seeks to reform predatory practices which have driven up insurance costs

Allianz CEO cautions those building where the "earth shakes and the wind blows"

Weak P&C profitability takes shine off group's 2023 full year results

Mitsui Sumitomo to insure human egg freezing risks

PRA ignoring competition and economic growth objectives in MA reform, say actuaries

Institute and Faculty of Actuaries responds to regulator's matching adjustment proposals