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MAS's Daniel Wang on Singapore's insurance challenge

The head of the insurance department at the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) talks to Sarfraz Thind about tackling global risks and how the country is leveraging its climate expertise to shine on the world stage

IR&C EMEA 2023: ESG still a complicated business for insurers

Panellists say much more work is needed to arrive at a common ground for sustainability

Rothesay executes £2.7bn bulk annuity deal with Thales UK pension scheme

It comes after the UK insurer announced a £4bn buy-in last week

COP28: Ricardo Lara launches NAIC's plan to ensure insurance availability

California commissioner says national climate resilience strategy will empower US regulators

Actuaries share ways to develop climate scenarios for insurance

InsuranceERM rounds up the highlights from recent actuarial events in Germany and the UK

Swiss Re unveils IFRS targets for 2024 ahead of switch from US GAAP

The Swiss reinsurer will transition to the accounting standard on 1 January 2024

Lloyd's voices concerns over non-open market PVT underwriters

Chief of markets Patrick Tiernan said underwriters in non-open market channels would face heightened scrutiny

Feedback to Bermuda's risk rules revamp shows insurers' concerns

BMA reveals broad lines of discontent—but will make few changes to last draft

Nuclear war, AI and net zero: CEOs ponder what insurance will look like in 2050

Insurance leaders talk nuclear threats, AI's transformative power and the race to net zero as they try to predict the future of industry at the Geneva Association's summit. Joshua Geer reports

UK sets out regulatory initiatives for insurers and banks in 2024-2025