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Four insurers help Singapore regulator on responsible AI, data analytics
14 November 2019Axa and Ping An are among underwriters developing the framework
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Resolution Life founder predicts 10 or fewer life firms for Australia
14 November 2019Clive Cowdery foresees three dominating
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Australian bushfires insured losses to hit at least A$50m
14 November 2019Many more claims are expected from the infernos in Queensland and New South Wales
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The Hartford ranked top insurer in US most "just" companies
13 November 2019Just Capital reviewed the 1,000 largest US public companies on their contributions to society
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PIC completes longevity swap conversion to £750m buy-in for SSE
13 November 2019It is PIC's third PRT deal for a pension scheme sponsored by Scottish & Southern Energy
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Lloyd's receives 80 applications for 'syndicate in box'
13 November 2019Figure John Neal revealed is nearly as many as syndicates already in market
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BaFin predicts "overwhelming majority" of life sales with flexible guarantees
13 November 2019Lower promises only cut overall burden slowly, BaFin adds
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IFRS 17 delay on the table in IASB discussion plan
12 November 2019But removal of comparative information is unlikely
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Pool Re launches terrorism risk knowledge hub
12 November 2019Pool Re Solutions has been created to support member insurers and their policyholders
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Mortgage Guaranty Insurance appoints CRO
12 November 2019Steven Thompson joined MGIC in 1998 and was interim CRO
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