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"Stop building in dumb places", say New Zealand insurers

The Insurance Council of New Zealand is calling for natural hazard risks to be considered

Hurricane Helene will be earnings not capital event, S&P says

State Farm has biggest exposure to states most hit by hurricane

As re/insurers face growing risks, models evolve to meet the challenge

At the Rendez-Vous de Septembre, Robert Muir-Wood discussed how climate change, human interaction, and under-modelled threats are reshaping catastrophe risk management. Joshua Geer reports

Insurance chiefs say AI, scale and partnerships are key to navigating a risky new world

Executives at Lloyd's, Scor and Axa discuss how re/insurers are preparing for the future

California's coverage crisis rules leave loopholes for insurers to exploit

Insuring property has changed forever as a result of global warming

Regulators and associations discussed California's insurance crisis at an event in Long Beach

Hippo Insurance appoints Paul Wigham as CRO

Eiopa seeks feedback on technical standards for Solvency II review

Stakeholders have until 2 January to respond to consultation

Insured losses from Storm Boris floods estimated at up to €3.5bn, according to Moody's and Verisk

Damages reported across central Europe, with Czech Republic, Austria, and Poland particularly affected

LCP raises questions on Dutch mortality projection model

Methodology has significant impact on pension liabilities and risk transfer pricing