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Europe uninsured and underprepared for rapidly growing climate risks, says environment agency

The European Environment Agency says more action is needed to facilitate insurance access

FWD builds presence in Malaysia while Great Eastern awaits regulatory approvals

Negotiating with Japanese insurers on car repair labour costs "a waste of time", say mechanics

But 80% never complain to insurers afterwards, FSA survey finds

Tower taken to court by NZ regulator over alleged loyalty discounting failures

What to expect from Solvency II's LTG reforms

Analysts at Milliman examine the amendments to the long-term guarantees (LTG) elements of Solvency II and how they will affect European insurers

APCIA calls on legal system reform to counter social inflation woes

Over half of US consumers are unaware of nefarious litigation practices, says APCIA

The red flags for private equity in insurance

Supervisors have their sights set on private equity-backed insurers, but what precisely are the business practices at issue? Christopher Cundy and Sarfraz Thind summarise the view from the market

UK to extend temporary ban on GAP insurance sales

Irdai publishes framework for collateralised reinsurance with foreign reinsurers

PRA eases some reporting requirements in updated Solvency UK proposals

Disclosure reforms should save UK industry approximately £63m a year