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Litigation takes off to decide when "all is lost" for aircraft grounded in Russia

Insurers and clients are commencing major courtroom battles over policy coverage and phrasing after aviation assets were trapped inside Russia. David Walker investigates

AI governance firm Monitaur raises $4.6m

Consumer Duty: a chance to build trust with customers

Regulators, consultants and policy experts explain the progress insurers are making towards complying with the UK's Consumer Duty regulation and what opportunities it will present. Joshua Geer reports

French regulator spells out supervisory priorities for 2023

Second climate change stress test planned this year

Insurers sentenced to more climate litigation exposure

A surge in climate-related litigation is creating an increasing risk for PI and D&O insurers. Risk experts explain to Joshua Geer why exposure is growing and how insurers can mitigate it

"Proxy discrimination" in insurance pricing exposed

Bayes Business School study proposes new method to avoid unfair treatment of customers

AIG sacks interim CFO Mark Lyons

Lyons was also serving as global chief actuary and head of portfolio management

Ireland's insurance regulator talks Solvency II divergence and going green

Domhnall Cullinan, director of insurance supervision at the Central Bank of Ireland, speaks to Ronan McCaughey about the biggest risks and regulatory challenges facing the sector in 2023

Eiopa: how we plan to stop insurers greenwashing

Europe's insurance authority explains its plans to address greenwashing, including how the term is defined and what measures it intends to take to prevent it, in this Q&A with Joshua Geer

Eiopa calls on regulators to intervene more in unit-linked products

Insurers' investment products made 9.4% in 2021, authority reveals