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Munich Re deleverages to strengthen capital position
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Sale of Goldman Sachs's stake in Rothesay Life confirmed
09 August 2017Singapore sovereign fund and Blackstone to take lion's share in bulk annuity provider
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PRA chief flags increase in Brexit-related Part VII transfers
09 August 2017Sam Woods says 254 insurers responded to request for details of Brexit contingency plans
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Longevity review boosts L&G's half year profits
09 August 2017Release of £126m of annuity reserves
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German insurers brand Solvency II QRTs a "data graveyard"
08 August 2017Quantitative reporting demands criticised in trade association survey
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UK regulator proposes internal model maintenance fee
08 August 2017Basis for fees switches to best-estimate liabilities and gross written premiums
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UK insurers seeking certainty on processing data under GDPR, says ABI
08 August 2017Restriction would impact insurers business models, says law firm
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Aegon offloads advisory unit to improve solvency capital
08 August 2017Sale expected to boost €225m capital and 6pp solvency ratio for Dutch business
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Tech firm promises low-cost, flexible economic scenario generator
08 August 2017Financial Canvas takes on established players with claims of faster recalibration
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Hurricane forecasters converge on above-average Atlantic season predictions
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