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Tokio Marine joins World Bank in underwriting political risk to boost climate investing

Trump guilty verdict continues "tragic self-destructive" polarisation in US politics

Insurers says verdict unlikely to change presidential race but political violence threat looms

MS&AD revises outsourcing policy to avoid abuse of power

Ukraine has lost 34 insurers since Russian invasion began

The National Association of Insurers of Ukraine gives an update on the region's insurers

Irish insurers warn of negative impact from Italian draft regulation on life insurance

The trade association said the proposals would undermine EU single market freedoms

EU's regulatory failings highlighted at Insurance Europe conference

Insurers tell EU to use existing rules, rather than add new ones

Prioritise delivering the capital markets union, insurers demand

Insurance Europe says the CMU will boost investment and growth

Nine insurance associations file lawsuit against DoL fiduciary rule

The trade bodies criticise "arbitrary and capricious" ruling which will harm consumer choice on income and annuity products

Japan's FSA publishes update on next solvency regime, and 2023 field testing

The Financial Services Agency is preparing for new solvency rules from the 2025 fiscal year

CROs' secrets of success for managing third-party and digital risks

Risk experts explain how insurers can improve operational and third-party risk management, what works for them, and the impact of new regulations in this area. Ronan McCaughey reports