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Future of risk pooling hangs in the balance

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries has launched a working party on the public interest topic

26North Re reinsures $4.9bn of National Life annuities

The company previously launched Bermuda-based AeCe Isa to grow its reinsurance business

Social inflation continues to burden US casualty insurers, AM Best warns

The rating agency said social inflation's impact on insurance claims costs is "unpredictable and excessive"

Zelda Bentham departs Aviva as group head of sustainability

Cyber risk is systematically priced in the capital markets: evidence from the Target cyber-attack

In the second part of their article on quantifying and pricing cyber risk, Tim Freestone and Malcolm McLelland respond to reader queries and share further proof of their theory

Local authorities hold the key to UK net zero opportunities, says Phoenix

Phoenix's Bruno Gardner says the life insurer wants to work with local and national government more

Europe needs a "sober reflection", says Michaela Koller

The director general of Insurance Europe urges EU citizens to vote at the upcoming elections

"Catastrophic" discourse around cyber threats prompting industry hesitancy

Howden Re calls for a more nuanced approach to cyber exposure management

Tax losses and accounting top claims for M&A insurers

More W&I insurance is being used despite lacklustre M&A activity

US lagging Europe on AI regulations

AI insurance guidance not uniformly implemented in US