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Sompo faces executive shake-up after fraud hits motor outsourcing partner

Multiple Japanese motor insurers used Bigmotor for claims repairs

Tribunal panel delays decision on actuary's anti-Islamic tweets

Determination set to be made in two months' time

I needed to speak up against "evil" Islam, says actuary accused of misconduct

Institute and Faculty of Actuaries' disciplinary tribunal against Patrick Lee continues

Japanese regulator targets Sompo Japan on price fixing

Fallout from scandal has rocked local insurance market

Disciplinary hearing begins against actuary accused of anti-Islamic tweets

Institute and Faculty of Actuaries takes action against Patrick Lee

2024 trends: consumer-centricity is no longer a tagline, it's a regulatory imperative

Thabile Nyaba: tackling poverty, climate risk and diversity in South Africa

Old Mutual Insure's chief risk and sustainability officer explains how poverty, climate risk and geopolitics are impacting South Africa's insurance market. Nevertheless, she says there are many opportunities for insurers. Ronan McCaughey writes

Japan Post Insurance out of 'regulatory rehab'

Eiopa adds natcat modelling, funded reinsurance and private equity to supervisory convergence plan

The authority reveals 2024 plan to standardise and improve insurance supervision in EU

Japan's Fair Trade commission looking into antimonopoly violations at Tokio Marine subsidiary - UPDATED

The investigation follows price fixing scandals earlier in the year