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Nordic P&C insurers delivered stellar underwriting results in 2025

Pricing momentum expected to slow as claims conditions normalise

PIC laces up £540m buy-in deal to secure Clarks pension fund

Japan insurer motor fraud investigations now stretch back nine years

Policyholders still trust insurers despite widespread claims fraud

Data and AI: insurer and regulator go tête à tête

On a panel discussion at Insurance Europe's conference, Eiopa's Petra Hielkema and Alm. Brand's Anne Mette Toftegaard debated consumer trust, data, AI and the regulation that weaves them together, as Joshua Geer reports

Danish insurers reject half of investigated personal injury claims

Finanstilsynet research shows investigations and legal surveillance increasing

Legal & General seals £35m law firm pension buyout

The scheme was an existing client of LGIM

Solvency II, IFRS 17, local GAAP, Basel IV... where is the consistency?

For the health of the financial sector and for the good of European citizens, accounting and solvency regimes for insurance and banking must be aligned around the same valuation concept, argue Serge Moulin, Giulio Terzariol and Carsten Zielke

Twenty UK insurers await news on Solvency II internal model application

PRA expected to announce decisions over the weekend

Munich Re confirms internal model approval

German regulator continues to notify insurers

Talanx gets the nod on Solvency II internal model

German insurance giant becomes sixth known company to get approval