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Why London is losing out to Bermuda after major catastrophes
09 February 2017The failure of the London Market to attract the majority of new reinsurance capital after major US catastrophes is in large part down to the flexibility of regulators. For now, Bermuda retains the advantage. Callum Tanner reports
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The PRA's plan for a market-turning event
31 January 2017Supervisors are ready to help insurers understand how the new regulatory environment will respond in the event of an unprecedented major catastrophe, as explains Chris Moulder, director of general insurance at the Bank of England
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GI reserve releases at 30-year high
19 July 2016UK authority questions sustainability of trend
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UK general insurers pass stress test - PRA
26 April 2016Scenario of widening credit spreads has largest adverse impact
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Complex reinsurance arrangements enter PRA's radar
05 April 2016Moulder warns against risk of overreliance on models
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PRA director warns motor insurers of PPO perils
03 December 2015Regulator switching focus to reserving and pricing, says Chris Moulder
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PRA picks holes in internal model applications
16 February 2015Insurers falling behind on contingency planning, documentation supporting expert judgment and validation
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PRA turns spotlight on reserves
17 November 2014UK regulator warns over depletion risk ahead of full year results