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Swiss Re: Baltimore bridge collapse a prime example of converging risks
18 June 2024Anne Lohbeck said insured losses will be a fraction of the overall costs from the incident
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Insurer-asset management convergence set to grow, says Swiss Re
17 June 2024Intense competition between PE and traditional insurers for assets as interest rates set to remain structurally higher
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Banning IBIP commissions in UK not as "catastrophic" as feared
17 June 2024Risk consultant says ban increased qualification requirements in UK as Europe mulls its own change
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Insurance Europe backs IAIS approach on DEI but warns of overemphasis
17 June 2024Excessive focus on DEI could harm culture at insurance companies, the trade body said.
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Japanese firms reveal progress on anti-price collusion measures
17 June 2024Tokio Marine is compelling its salespeople to reflect on "uncomfortable" policies
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Australian non-life reinsurance costs rise 44% in seven years, S&P Global finds
17 June 2024Premium growth outstripped reinsurance hikes over period
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"The jury is still out" on life insurers' readiness for UK Consumer Duty rules
14 June 2024Closed-book products must meet regulation by end of July
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Cut tax for health insurance, demands Reform UK's Nigel Farage
14 June 2024UK can learn from French healthcare system, says Eurosceptic candidate
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GDV details football's starting 11 insurance policies as Euro 2024 gets underway
14 June 2024Starting 11 policies include television cancellation and advertising loss coverage
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Comment: Labour and Conservative manifestos are out. What's in it for insurers?
13 June 2024The Labour and Conservative manifestos have been unveiled, outlining their respective visions for the UK.