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Chubb beefs up climate team with three hires
24 February 2023New venture branded Chubb Climate+
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Inflation ranked "most dangerous" risk for insurers in 2023
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Apollo recruits Argo Group's head of US risk Ross McGee
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RMS estimates Turkey quake insured loss to exceed $5bn
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"The outlook could not be better," says Munich Re's CFO
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Axa plans 35% cut to Axa XL Re's nat cat exposure in 2023
23 February 2023CEO praises Axa's 'pivot' towards more non-life insurance risks
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Data quality policies "rarely deployed in their entirety", French supervisor finds
23 February 2023ACPR survey reveals weaknesses in data used for solvency calculations
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Ex-Senator Patrick Toomey appointed to Apollo board
22 February 2023Toomey has backed deregulation of the financial sector and voiced support for private equity
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Broad consensus on Solvency UK across the political divide
22 February 2023Labour's Rachel Reeves and Conservative's Andrew Griffith welcome Solvency II reforms at ABI conference
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Lloyds takes £1.3bn charge for IFRS 17 contract boundary change
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