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Countdown begins for review of UK Ogden rates

Personal injury discount rates affect reserving for liability insurers

The EU Taxonomy makes insurers look bad at sustainability - but is it fair?

In their first year of reporting, several major insurers have disclosed that none of their activities qualify as sustainable. Joshua Geer investigates whether the insurers or the EU Taxonomy framework is at fault

UK's life insurance stress test targets 11 bulk annuity providers

Prudential Regulation Authority consults on tests to be launched in 2025

UK matching adjustment benefit rises to £78bn

More business for bulk annuity insurers, as interest rates dip

TNFD will influence L&G's business strategy, says group climate director

UK life insurer and asset manager has signed as an early adopter to the TNFD

ASR eyes €8bn of Dutch PRT business in next four years

Estimates 40pp increase in solvency ratio from measures including internal model

Zurich to acquire AIG's travel insurance business

PE and insurance: perception versus reality

Private equity and alternative asset manager-owned life insurers have been accused of making risky investments and running opaque businesses intent on making a fast buck. The facts may not bear this out, as Sarfraz Thind reports in the first of a two-part article

IMF urges Dutch regulator to improve scrutiny of life insurers [UPDATED]

High exposures to mortgage loans requires more stress testing

The end of the road for matching adjustment reforms

The long journey to update the UK's version of the Solvency II matching adjustment is finally complete. Nick Ford summarises the implications of the changes and what's in store for life insurers