Archive

• Driverless cars must be resilient to cyber attack, ABI warns

  30 April 2019

  Cyber security could become more important than vehicle theft prevention

• US watchdog highlights cost inefficiencies of NFIP

  28 March 2019

  GAO report details broader shortcomings of US government insurance programmes

• Bermuda defends jurisdiction after EU blacklisting

  13 March 2019

  EU judges island’s tax regime as potentially unfair and abusive

• FSOC drops Sifi designation in favour of activities-based approach

  11 March 2019

  Future Sifi designations contingent on cost-analysis are not welcomed by all

• UK still prioritising Solvency II risk margin amendment

  01 March 2019

  PRA seeks clarity from government over pension superfunds regulation

• Mandatory climate change disclosures "are only a question of time"

  27 February 2019

  Geoff Summerhayes, board member of the Australian regulator and chair of the UNEP SIF, warns insurers of increased scrutiny

• Brexit puts significance of UK insurance under spotlight

  26 February 2019

  Industry bosses rubbish claims that UK may lose its importance

• EU could weaponise Solvency II to damage UK post-Brexit, ABI warns

  25 February 2019

  UK trade body makes stark warning on no-deal Brexit

• Tunaru report into equity-release mortgages may be good news for insurers

  22 February 2019

  Radu Tunaru's research into how to value the no-negative equity guarantee contained within equity-release mortgages is sparking more debate about this major issue for UK life insurers. Christopher Cundy reports on the finding

• European regulators outline Brexit mitigation measures

  31 January 2019

  As the threat of a no-deal Brexit becomes more likely, some EU countries are stepping up their preparations to ensure service continuity. Cintia Cheong spoke to regulators and governments in five big EU27 markets to find out what they have planned