Archive

  • PIC completes £1.2bn buy-in, largest of 2024 so far

    03 July 2024
  • Extreme heat cost California $7bn in last decade, says insurance department

    03 July 2024

    Peril is not well covered by insurance, according to CDI report

  • Lemonade reveals impact of Israel-Hamas conflict on operations

    03 July 2024

    Dutch division of US insurer has about 300 employees in Israel

  • Electric grid risk exposure is charging up, warns Swiss Re

    02 July 2024

    The reinsurer says insurers can be long term protection allies for energy companies

  • BoE financial stability report highlights PE-insurer risks

    02 July 2024

    Insurers exposed to illiquid asset shocks as correlations grow

  • Monument Re completes acquisition of Contassur portfolio

    02 July 2024
  • Cat reinsurance pricing dips at mid-year renewals, as providers return with confidence

    02 July 2024

    Positive developments for reinsurers that began during 2023 have continued in 2024

  • Cat 5 Beryl sets the tone for an intense Atlantic hurricane season

    02 July 2024

    But insurers should not be surprised by the hurricane's emergence

  • IFRS 17 results comparison remains complex, finds WTW global analysis

    02 July 2024

    Insurers have spent $20bn implementing the insurance contracts accounting standard

  • Petra Hielkema: "Some corners were cut" in haste to draft EU insurance rules

    01 July 2024

    The chair of the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (Eiopa), speaks to Ronan McCaughey about the highs and lows for the insurance industry following the past European parliamentary term, lessons learnt and emerging risks to watch