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Insurance crisis is a significant source of US inflation, says Fed chair

Powell says rising insurance costs and coverage gaps cannot be controlled by regulations

Nature is a natural fit for insurers but comes with difficulties, says Zurich director

Zurich would like a biodiversity alliance, "but please not tomorrow"

Michaela Koller: European insurers face relentless regulation despite Commission pledges

In the world of cross-sectoral regulations, Solvency II reform and the dual transition, Insurance Europe's director general tells Joshua Geer her views on the challenging regulatory landscape

Warning that climate change may drive pullout of insurers from Australia

The Australian government noted the scenario in its inaugural climate risk assessment report

Canada deep freeze caused $180m insured damage

Europe uninsured and underprepared for rapidly growing climate risks, says environment agency

The European Environment Agency says more action is needed to facilitate insurance access

"People forget how green we are on investments," says Lloyd's CFO following protests

The re/insurance market remains confident in its reputation

Insurers sanguine about NAIC's P&C data call

Consumer groups praise FIO for pushing NAIC to finally gather insurability and climate data

FIO drops climate data collection call

Will collaborate with NAIC for climate information, says Bloomberg

Insurers likely to welcome revised SEC climate rules

Approximately 100 insurers will have to follow SEC's laxer reporting