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Europe's climate resilience hinges on insurance and public-private cooperation
03 September 2024The European Commission's Climate Resilience Dialogue has put insurance, and its greater cooperation with public authorities, at the heart of proposals to improve the bloc's resilience to climate change. Joshua Geer reports
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European insurers demand regulatory action on in-vehicle data
06 November 2023Insurance Europe urges the European Commission to create automotive data access rules
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UN climate report: insurers ready to drive radical change
10 August 2021Paul Walsh rounds up reactions from insurers, trade associations and industry experts to the findings of a landmark United Nations (UN) climate report - described as a "code red for humanity".
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"Wrong tone" casts insurers as Covid-19 villains
22 June 2020Insurance and communication experts debated the reputation of insurance after the Covid-19 pandemic in InsuranceERM's latest webinar. Many achievements were highlighted, but a lack of empathy was a key criticism. Ronan McCaughey explains
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Systemic risk regulation 2.0
22 March 2018International regulators are revisiting the question of how to tackle systemic risk in the insurance sector, proposing an approach based around activities. Aggelos Andreou reports
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Revised G-SII rules "overweigh" liquidity risk
22 June 2016European insurers fear implicit capital charge