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US made up nearly two-thirds of global cat losses in H1
01 August 2022Insured losses of $19bn with above-average storm season due in second half
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FSOC making "considerable progress" in climate rules work
29 July 2022Supervisory body creates new data hub to enhance climate practices
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Insurers making progress in early stages of climate work, says NYDFS
28 July 2022However, work still remains for next level risk analysis
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US regulators increase focus on insurers' use of AI and ML technology
27 July 2022Gaps exist in regulatory expertise to monitor growth of tech in insurance
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Aspen UK's accounting errors led to $100m capital injection
26 July 2022Bermudian insurer confirms appointment of EY as auditor to replace KPMG
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Tea leaves suggest a recession is coming, says Travelers CEO
22 July 2022Current data still positive as insurer readies itself for business-as-usual
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Japan steps forward with ICS-based capital framework
20 July 2022Japan is midway through development of a new capital framework that takes its lead from the Insurance Capital Standard. This should make it a beacon for international prudential rules, as the FSA's Shigeru Ariizumi explains to Sarfraz Thind
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FASB issues proposals to smooth LDTI transition accounting
19 July 2022Authority seeks to exclude transactions that have been "derecognised" from new rules
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Inflation and higher rates wrecking US P&C results
15 July 2022Swiss Re warns of difficult year for the sector
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US insurer sues Amber Heard as it denies coverage for defamation case
11 July 2022New York Marine refuses to pay case costs in Heard-Depp trial