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Global insured 2018 cat losses fourth highest on record
20 December 2018Swiss Re says disaster events claimed more than 11,000 victims in 2018
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Environmentalists slam US insurers for backing coal
03 December 2018Asia-Pacific firms fare slightly better; Swiss Re and Axa earn top marks
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UK reacts angrily to Eiopa's Brexit preparedness warning - UPDATED
05 November 2018More than 100 UK and Gibraltar companies have no or insufficient contingency plans, says Eiopa
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Munich Re defends coal practice
09 July 2018Firm has no threshold for coal underwriting but assesses all risks
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Insurers caught in crossfire of Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline
31 May 2018Unfriend Coal has urged insurers to stop backing tar sands projects
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Axis Capital and Insurlab Germany seek brightest student minds
25 April 2018Axis launches risk management academy at University of Illinois
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Axis, Beazley reveal deferred tax asset hits
18 January 2018More than $1bn of DTA losses across the industry so far
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Reinsurance proves its worth for US disaster agency
04 January 2018Federal disaster agency took out flood reinsurance for first time last year
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Axis to acquire Novae for $604m
06 July 2017Deal creates London specialty insurer with $2bn of annual premiums
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The 'winners' and losers from the Ogden rate change
20 June 2017Insurers with lower retention rates increased their motor market share in Q1 as others were forced to raise prices faster. They are, however, likely to be hit harder during their reinsurance renewals, and the profits lost across the entire sector could reach £3.5bn. Callum Tanner reports