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A frontline perspective: the impact of war on Ukraine's insurance market

Denis Yastreb explains how the Ukrainian insurance sector has responded in the face of Russia's invasion and continuing occupation

Domhnall Cullinan to leave Irish insurance supervisory role

He will be succeeded by the Central Bank of Ireland's director of enforcement and anti-money laundering

UK unveils insurance fraud charter to combat rising cases

Charter aims to stop a surge in fraud

LMA warns of risks from silent transition to net zero

The association highlights insurers' need to adapt as insureds advance low-carbon efforts

HCF Life's contract T&Cs criticised in Federal Court decision

Connecticut insurance department sets up climate risk mitigation council

German insurers paid €8bn for extreme weather losses since start of 2023

"Nature won't wait until we've finished debating" how to tackle climate change, GDV warns

Eiopa proposes 100% capital charge to insurers' crypto holdings

The authority has launched a consultation on its draft technical advice

Insurance Europe raises concerns over updated Solvency II proportionality framework

The trade association emphasises that flexibility must be maintained

AI's potential to improve customer outcomes

Artificial intelligence could be a powerful tool to help insurers serve customers better, but it needs better regulation and governance. Martin Assmann reports