Archive

  • Perils estimates insured losses of €683m from Babet-Aline storms

    22 January 2024
  • Lack of business buy-in and regulation hamper sustainability assessments

    22 January 2024

    Insights from Crowe's recent sustainability risk forum

  • Greenlight Re names TransRe's former CRO Greg Richardson as CEO

    22 January 2024
  • UK's PRT market predicted to soar to £80bn in 2024

    22 January 2024

    WTW says the pension de-risking market continues to heat up

  • HDFC Life CEO backs composite licences for India

    22 January 2024
  • Natcats hit ICIC Lombard's combined ratio

    22 January 2024
  • USAA recruits Serhat Guven from WTW for pricing and analytics role

    19 January 2024
  • Japanese insurers lead on TNFD early adoption, while Europe lags behind - UPDATED

    19 January 2024

    The full list of the nature disclosure framework's first adopters has been announced

  • Insurers fear drivers will become data lab rats for car manufacturers

    19 January 2024

    Yann Arnaud of French mutual insurer Macif reiterated calls for in-vehicle data legislation

  • Why the world should be watching the US insurance crisis

    19 January 2024

    US insurance is the "canary in the coal mine" when it comes to testing the effects of climate change on business, according to John Morton, ex-climate advisor to Janet Yellen. He speaks to Sarfraz Thind