Christopher Cundy

Finma chief Urban Angehrn quits "stressful" role

Moody's RMS estimates $3.5bn insured loss from Idalia

Forecast is higher than those from Verisk and KCC

PE-owned insurers more likely to push regulatory boundaries

BaFin's Frank Grund delivers parting shot at "creative" approaches to solvency calculations

BaFin falls victim to cyber attack

Hurricane Idalia industry insured losses up to $4bn, Verisk estimates

South Korea's insurers to assess strategies following K-ICS implementation

Less than half of firms using transitional measures to ease introduction of capital rules

Athora Germany appoints CEO and CFO in push to complete Axa deal

Immo Querner and Isabella Pfaller join life insurance consolidator

Solvency II capital relief should be directed towards green transition, says Eiopa chief

Petra Hielkema says EU authority will be tracking insurers' moves

Direct Line appoints Aviva exec as CEO

Adam Winslow to take up position in Q1 2024

Rethinking our relationship with catastrophe models

Catastrophe models provide insights for underwriters and risk managers about how to price re/insurance and manage accumulation risk. But the relationship is fraught with some fundamental problems that Tom Philp wants to solve, as he explains to Christopher Cundy