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Global insurers demand re-opening and delay to IFRS 17
17 October 2018Letter demonstrates importance and urgency to the matter, says Insurance Europe
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US insurer fined $16m for largest health data breach in US history
16 October 2018Anthem's cyber breach affected almost 79m people in 2014-15
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IAG selects platform to model New Zealand earthquake risk
15 October 2018Australian insurer opts for RMS High Definition New Zealand Earthquake Model
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Hurricane Michael to cost insurers $6bn-10bn, says AIR Worldwide
15 October 2018Estimates do not include losses paid out by the National Flood Insurance Program
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UK regulator sets expectations on climate risk management
15 October 2018More detailed guidance on best practice expected in 12-18 months
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Insurers push back choosing vendors for IFRS 17
12 October 2018While nearly half of Irish insurers take no steps to develop board's understanding of IFRS 17, says regulator
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Restructuring and crop failure claims prove costly for Norwegian insurer
11 October 2018Gjensidige Forsikring plans office closures and job cuts
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Travelers and Mapfre team up with Amazon
11 October 2018Separate partnerships boost the insurers' digital transformation strategies
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Florida faces "extremely dangerous" cat 4 hurricane Michael
10 October 2018Hurricane is life-threatening, warns NHC
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Accountants chuckle as IASB chair claims IFRS 17 will "sail through"
09 October 2018Hans Hoogervorst said insurers are "exceedingly happy" with progress
- Prudential seals $6bn jumbo PRT deal with IBM
- Solvency II: delivering on the agreed ambitions
- BIS becomes latest to warn on PE-insurer and asset intensive reinsurance risks
- Actuaries worried AI could crash their careers
- Phoenix halts plan to sell SunLife
- Excess mortality in US and UK may persist for a decade, Swiss Re warns
- Why some reinsurers have weaker credit profiles than their rating suggests
- CROs are booting up AI for risk management
- IERM Americas 2024: AI has only had limited success, say insurers
- AI update improves natcat scenario generation possibilities
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Lloyd's CUO advises against overstepping on sustainability
19 September 2024Rachel Turk says market will leave sustainability strategy to syndicates
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Insurers split over speed of mass digitalisation and technology adoption
19 September 2024Representatives from Next Insurance and Dai Ichi Holdings discussed the issue at the Global Insurtech Summit USA
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Lloyd's warns syndicates to improve oversight of delegated business
19 September 2024"We must not make the same mistakes again," says chief underwriting officer Rachel Turk
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Lloyd's of London appoints Sir Charles Roxburgh as chair
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CROs are booting up AI for risk management
19 September 2024Chief risk officers at insurers in the UK, Europe and the US are hungry to deploy artificial intelligence for risk management and modelling. Ronan McCaughey explains
