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Terrorism highlights gap in insurance products
07 February 2017UK threat level severe, says Pool Re
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UK insurers emphasise post-Brexit opportunity
26 January 2017Senior management from Lloyd's, L&G, Prudential and the ABI have presented evidence to the Treasury Select Committee. With a hard Brexit now on the horizon most firms have given up on retaining single market access and are instead focusing on the benefits of changing Solvency II. Callum Tanner reports
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ABI commissioned legal advice on Solvency II risk margin
25 January 2017PRA could change risk margin while still in EU, says Huw Evans
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Lloyd's CFO hopes EU subsidiary never has to operate
25 January 2017Continuation of passporting arrangements and EU market access still ideal scenario
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Competition and disruption are top concerns for UK insurers
23 January 2017CBI/PwC survey finds Brexit further down list of biggest worries
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Solvency II equivalence "absolutely no substitute" for passporting
20 January 2017So UK regime should get on with making its own rules, seminar told
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Lloyd's chief rules out Malta for EU subsidiary
20 January 2017Leaving single market means go ahead for contingency plans, says Inga Beale
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Regulation no longer main concern for managing agents
19 January 2017Soft market conditions top the list
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Aviva restructures in preparation for Brexit
19 January 2017David McMillan to leave insurer
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Gibraltar regulator will take own route on post-Brexit reform
17 January 2017The London market has been loud and clear about its concerns over Brexit, but Gibraltar based firms are in an arguably even more uncertain position. Kathryn Morgan, director of regulatory operations at the GFSC speaks to Callum Tanner about Solvency II and passporting