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Coal business resorts to "haphazard coalition" of insurers as giants retract
09 June 2022Financiers and governments at risk if they accept inexperienced underwriters, says Insure Our Future
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Insurers at danger of underpricing risk if post-Covid growth means price competition
08 June 2022Asian industry heads urge CROs to view inflation risk through appropriate lens
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Prices for cyber more than double in past year, says Howden
07 June 2022Broker says compounding increases now "unsustainable"
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GDV issues fresh call for post-Bernd natcat mitigation
07 June 2022German homes have been rebuilt on flood-risk sites since last summer's disaster
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CBIRC gives insurers one year to implement green guidelines
07 June 2022Insurers should rewrite contracts to encourage ESG improvements among customers, rules say
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Peak Re issues $150m Japan typhoon ILS in Hong Kong
06 June 2022Reinsurer doubled initial issuance volume amid demand
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Bigger does not mean better for insurers
02 June 2022Expanding an insurance business in good times typically meant growing profits. In today's tougher economic environment, Europe's largest insurers are being much more prudent about spending capital, and are only considering very careful expansion, as David Walker writes
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Europe's insurers repair Covid damage to solvency ratios
01 June 2022Eiopa data reveals patterns of ratios, premiums and claims
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Australian Q1 flood costs hit A$4.3bn
01 June 2022IAG's Mark Leplastrier warns climate change's effects are "impacting communities now"
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Full complexity of Europe's insurance groups revealed
31 May 2022Despite Amanda Blanc's simplification drive, Aviva remains the UK's most complex insurer