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• Domhnall Cullinan to head Irish insurance supervisory role

  19 August 2019

  He succeeds Sylvia Cronin at the Central Bank of Ireland and will take up his role from 1 September

• Sylvia Cronin to leave Irish insurance supervisory role

  08 May 2019

  The Central Bank of Ireland’s Ed Sibley will fill the director of insurance role in the short term

• Ireland drafts insurance legislation for a no-deal Brexit

  17 January 2019

  It involves a three-year run-off regime for UK insurers

• UK not the only loser from Brexit, say insurance regulators

  13 December 2018

  UK and Irish regulators lay out priorities for 2019, with Brexit at top of the list

• Irish insurers make “small progress” in diversity

  13 June 2018

  Half of firms still have all-male boards

• Some insurers' data reporting "not Solvency II compliant", says Irish regulator

  17 April 2018

  CBI reveals failings in risk, audit, compliance, the board and senior management

• Bernardino urges insurers to worry about AI and morals colliding

  22 November 2017

  Eiopa will conduct thematic review on underwriters and big data next year

• Regulators seek new tech to probe insurers' quantitative reports

  20 November 2017

  But warn of unregulated value chains when insurers adopt insurtech

• XL Group picks Dublin as EU base

  19 September 2017

  Firm has historical relationships with Irish capital

• UK insurers' Brexit choices become a test of EU regulatory convergence

  13 July 2017

  Eiopa's opinion on Brexit may have scotched the plans of London firms hoping to reinsure 100% of EU risks back to the City. But are some regulators offering a lighter-touch version of the rules than others? Callum Tanner reports