Archive

  • US crop insurance premiums to wilt further

    26 July 2024

    Drought continues to impact the sector, says AM Best

  • European insurers call for change in Solvency II's supplemental reforms

    23 July 2024

    The European Commission's proposals for the Level 2 text of Solvency II need to be revised, according to Insurance Europe. Christopher Cundy and Joshua Geer report

  • CNP's Vincent Damas calls for global interoperability of green taxonomies

    22 July 2024

    UNEP FI is leading a collaboration to support a unified global green taxonomy

  • Ergo helps limit fallout from Thai peer's liquidation

    22 July 2024
  • ABI's Hannah Gurga champions AI and regulatory reform at PRA roundtable

    19 July 2024

    Cheif of the UK's insurance association highlights opportunities for AI in reporting

  • King's Speech sets out UK reforms to actuarial governance and pensions

    17 July 2024

    Insurers voice support for legislative agenda of the Labour government

  • Regulatory action lags behind nature crisis threatening economy, says WWF

    17 July 2024

    The NGO publishes its deforestation guide for regulators, central banks and supervisors

  • South Korean insurers' solvency falls in Q1 as capital bill rises

    17 July 2024
  • Countdown begins for review of UK Ogden rates

    16 July 2024

    Personal injury discount rates affect reserving for liability insurers

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

    16 July 2024

    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