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Tryg cuts SCR despite massive cyber boost
11 July 20172,800 cyber policies sold in Q2 following WannaCry attack
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UK motor premiums rise almost £100m after Ogden rate cut
10 July 2017Benefits from whiplash reforms could be wiped out if Ogden bombshell is not defused, says ABI
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Insurers gaming the rules on unit-linked business, says PRA chief
10 July 2017Some insurers amending existing contracts to boost solvency ratios, says Sam Woods
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Sovereign-owned insurer withdraws SFCR to amend mistakes
07 July 2017Republishes pillar III document with restated figures for 2016 and 2015
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PRA clarifies position on longevity risk transfer
07 July 2017Not opposed to longevity reinsurance as long as risks are properly managed
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PRA to attempt greater SFCR consistency
07 July 2017Changes in SCR should be broken down into changes in capital, risk assumptions and modelling, says David Rule
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PRA to update quantitative indicator framework to reflect higher mortality
07 July 2017Firms should however recognise that longevity data can be volatile, says David Rule
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Norway's Protector predicts £50m loss from Grenfell Tower
07 July 2017Figure more than double original estimate
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Few insurers to adopt PBR during transition period
06 July 2017US principle-based reserving becomes mandatory in 2020
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German life firms relying heavily on realised gains to meet policyholder promises
06 July 2017Industry would have made 3.4% return last year without harvesting bond gains, GDV finds
- Phoenix Group appoints group CRO and chief actuary
- Geopolitics remains the worry for insurers in 2024
- Eiopa seeks feedback on technical standards for Solvency II review
- Net zero "at all costs" is not the right goal, Lloyd's CEO says
- FTI's Thea Utoft Høj Jensen appointed director general of Insurance Europe
- LCP raises questions on Dutch mortality projection model
- Frank Schiller to oversee internal model and group actuarial function at Munich Re
- UK bulk annuity market participants predict 2025 volumes up to £60bn
- As re/insurers face growing risks, models evolve to meet the challenge
- State Farm could cut a million Californian policies by 2028