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Bermuda's Premier David Burt: stability will continue under new leader
23 June 2026As he prepares to step down, Burt argues Bermuda's advantage as an insurance hub no longer rests on tax, but on its regulatory framework, political stability and reputation for supporting innovation. Ronan McCaughey reports
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"I have never felt so popular": Regulators face the noise over funded re and private credit
09 June 2026At InsuranceERM's Global Life Reinsurance conference in London, supervisors from the UK, EU, US and Bermuda set out their concerns on funded re, private credit and the changing shape of the life sector. Joshua Geer reports
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Comment: Solvency II implementation nearing, but Brussels is not cooling down
03 June 2026Joshua Geer rounds up key takeaways after a week in the Belgian capital
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London's "insurance village" punches above its weight, but not enough people know
15 May 2026Caroline Wagstaff, London Market Group's CEO, talks to Anna Sagar about building the London insurance market profile, bringing in talent and engaging with government
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NN's Bart Frijns on a new age of risk
14 May 2026NN Group's head of the enterprise and non-financial risk management department on an ad interim basis tells Martin Assmann how demands on risk management are evolving in response to fast-moving developments in technology and geopolitics
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UK matching adjustment 2025 review: gilt-y pleasures
11 May 2026Life insurers investing in sovereign debt strategies and limited use of new MA flexibilities are among the trends revealed in InsuranceERM's market analysis and review. Christopher Cundy and David Walker report
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UK Pension Schemes Act to have mixed impacts on PRT market
06 May 2026New legislation is expanding the options for pensions schemes to de-risk, which may dent PRT volumes in the short term. Anna Sagar reports
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Industry thinks the PRA's funded re plans are still "excessive"
01 May 2026The Prudential Regulation Authority's plans to introduce a higher counterparty risk charge on the use of funded reinsurance will likely limit the UK market. Ronan McCaughey and Christopher Cundy report
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Inside Eiopa's push to close the protection gap
01 May 2026Europe's insurance authority has launched a sweeping sustainability agenda that puts protection gaps, natcat risk pools and climate adaptation front and centre. Joshua Geer reports
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Cayman's QJS application is more than a reinsurance collateral play
27 April 2026The Cayman Islands' plan to seek Qualified Jurisdiction status with the US has important regulatory, reputational and reinsurance business implications - but could take years to achieve.