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Are the UK's regulatory reforms creating more risk?

As the UK government pushes for competitiveness and growth, financial regulators are allowing more risk into the financial system. Not everyone is convinced this is a safe bet, as Joshua Geer reports

David Otudeko appointed ABI's director of regulation

Wefox wins approval to expand product range

Troubled underwriter continues with major restructuring efforts

Over a third of London market firms now use AI

IFoA awards Finlaison Medal to Charles Cowling

Bulgarian regulator wins back Eiopa's confidence on solvency assessment

The turnaround comes after a reprimand from Eiopa in January

Gulf state regulators tee up stricter oversight for region's insurers

Stable outlook maintained, but AM Best warns of competitive pressures and solvency risks

Hyperexponential seeks to 'quack' the US with Duck Creek partnership

BMA approved three new life re/insurers in Q1

US P&C insurers brace for slowing growth and uncertainty, warns Swiss Re

The reinsurer forecasts steady 10% ROE through 2026, but warns of tariff-driven shocks and reserve uncertainty