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• "More ripples than waves" from China reopening, says Swiss Re

  14 February 2023

  The reopening could slow an expected decline in inflation

• Turkey quake insured loss likely to top $1bn, says Verisk

  14 February 2023

  Economic losses estimated at more than $20bn

• Skills scarcity concern at decades high, report German life firms

  14 February 2023

  Risk to domestic demand and liquidity become major worries, DIHK reveals

• Fitch expects smaller Chinese insurers to need outside help to bolster solvency

  14 February 2023

  Shareholders, bond markets and reinsurers likely to be key supporters

• US insurers and regulators have no idea how to close protection gaps

  13 February 2023

  Multiple protection gaps have grown to messy proportions, says Thomas Dawson

• Clear evidence needed for short-term climate focus in Orsa

  13 February 2023

  The CRO Forum published an update on its members' views of the Orsa process

• Ronald Richman wins IFoA's GI outstanding achievement award

  10 February 2023

  It relates to his research into applying machine and deep learning within actuarial work

• "You should have listened" on Adani, say climate campaigners

  10 February 2023

  More pressure on Marsh over involvement in EACOP

• SOA's future actuarial training will feature soft skills and judgement

  10 February 2023

  The SOA's Joe Wurzburger said creative thinking and innovation could be part of curriculum

• Potential capital benefits driving $8.1bn non-life run-off market, PwC says

  10 February 2023

  ESG may contribute to deal volume in 2023, firm predicts