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Phoenix CEO: UK regulator faces big cultural change to turn tide on competitiveness

Andy Briggs discusses MA accelerator and stress testing at UK parliamentary committee

Destroyed bespoke homes could drive insured losses from LA wildfires beyond $25bn

Fine art losses and staging global sports events may drive the costs from the fires says BMS's Andrew Siffert

Just Group closed 43% more bulk annuity deals in 2024

UK life insurer completed 129 pension de-risking deals last year

Texas sues Allstate for unlawful data collection

Insurers alleged to have collected and sold data on 45m people in US

ICEYE launces four SAR satellites, expanding observation capabilities

Eiopa reprimands Bulgarian insurance regulator's solvency assessment process

It followed a review by Bulgaria's Financial Supervision Commission of a Bulgarian reinsurer's solvency simulation

California fires heap pressure on state's FAIR Plan

Moody's says FAIR Plan now "working far beyond its original brief"

State-based armed conflict tops WEF list of current risk landscape

World Economic Forum shares views of 900 experts ahead of Davos

Gareth Truran discusses the PRA's 2025 priorities for insurance

The executive director of insurance supervision at the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) opens up on the risks facing life insurers, how the regulator's competitiveness objective is being realised, and how UK insurers are exposed to complex international linkages

Consumer Duty rules improve insurers' practices, but trust gap remains, says CII

Progress noted in claims handling, but loyalty concerns persist as satisfaction falls