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UK insurers announce 10-step plan to address soaring cost of motor cover

Association of British Insurers suggests action from insurers, government and regulators

BBC finds "ethnicity penalty" for UK car insurance premiums

ABI says its members comply with the 2010 Equality Act

SFDR's greenwashing risks and millions in costs raise insurer alarm bells

Insurers have described the EU's Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation as good in principle, but worrying in practice. Joshua Geer reports

Brickbats rain down on Australia's property insurers at parliamentary investigation

Politicians suggested Australia's insurers had only themselves to blame for a humiliating grilling over responses to 2022's flooding. But insurers said constructing homes in flood plains is not exactly helping, as David Walker reports

MS&AD reveals its remedial measures after price fixing scandal

Group's adjusted net income by Q3 has almost reached full-year predictions

UK regulator halts 80% of GAP insurance market over value concerns

Financial Conduct Authority says sales paused while engagement with underwriters continues

Inducements debate throws RIS into the slow lane

With the end of the current political mandate in sight and the legislative calendar looking busy, the Retail Investment Strategy now has to overcome a tight deadline and contentious points of debate. Joshua Geer reports

Japan's government calls on groups to control subsidiaries better amid Bigmotor fallout

Finance minister acknowledges Sompo Japan "faced pressure from its parent...to secure profits"

AI to step in if Japanese natcats hit staff

Australian life insurers back government role in genetic test rules

Senior minister has warned industry status quo will probably change