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From Swahili chatbots to Ogden adaptations, actuaries double down on insurance inclusivity

Across emerging economies, actuaries are working to broaden access to insurance cover, then sharing the wealth of their knowledge, as David Walker discovers

Incoming Egyptian Insurance Act bodes well for insurers, says AM Best

The market has held up well in tough economic conditions

Solvency II reform less damaging to solvency than Putin's war, one German life firm finds

Ideal Leben stress-tests Solvency II reform and Russia-Ukraine war

Gallagher Re: above-average nat cat insured losses in H1

The broker said severe convective storms dominated insurance industry payouts

InsuranceERM launches free report on climate risk and sustainability for insurers

The downloadable supplement is in partnership with Mazars and Moody's Analytics

Insurers face levelling up from ISSB's global sustainability disclosure standards

The standards aim to create a common language for companies

Do not underestimate climate change's tail risks, insurers told

A WTW paper says insurers cannot only rely on frequency severity adjustments

Global cyber re/insurance losses could hit $33.4bn in a 1:200-year scenario

Guy Carpenter assessed a possible global industry event loss across three cyber modelling platforms

Talanx buys Liberty Mutual LatAm businesses

IAIS: cyber skills gap poses supervisory obstacles

An IAIS paper explained the impact of operational resilience issues in the insurance sector