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Australia to face reinsurance withdrawal if building isn't smarter

Insurers set to give evidence to parliamentary committee probing 2022 floods

Just Group wraps up £400m bulk annuity deal with UK tech company

Zurich's €20bn German life backbook deal with Virdium falls apart

'Project Sander' involved 720,000 policies and gross reserves worth €20bn, German unit's SFCR said

Japan earthquake triggers 50,000 claims, and collaboration among insurers

Apra imposes A$50m capital add-on for Auto & General Insurance

Non-life firm was already in corporate governance watchdog's sights

Actuaries Institute incoming president warns of "almost invisible" power of AI

David Whittle encourages actuaries to "give the data revolution a conscience"

MEPs hit out at Council delays as Solvency II review is approved by ECON

Directive on recovery and resolution is also approved by ECON

Didier Millerot on the "dual transition", Solvency II and the future of regulation

The European Commission's head of insurance talks to Joshua Geer about the Solvency II review, the two major challenges facing insurers and what the future regulatory landscape will look like

Analysis on PE-insurance needs to be "much deeper", says Morningstar

Canada has not seen a huge uptick in deals for this business so far

Insured cat losses of $100bn plus are becoming the norm says WTW