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Apcia hits out at Consumer Watchdog in California for collecting steep 'intervenor fees'

Consumer Watchdog says its involvement costs 0.25% of savings won for consumers

South Korea outlines insurance reform after 10 months of collaborative research

The Financial Services Council set out 74 tasks for underwriters yesterday

UK government unveils measures to cut business regulation and drive growth

Plans will have a direct impact on financial services, including insurers

State Farm wins provisional nod for 22% Californian homeowner rate hike

But group must still prove it needs the hike, and inject $500m into non-life unit

GFIA publishes results of inclusive insurance survey

Lloyd's reports progress on diversity and inclusion initiatives

The proportion of women in leadership roles at Lloyd's increased to 36%

U-turn from UK regulators on proposed diversity and inclusion rules

Ronan McCaughey investigates the reasons behind the decision to cease work on D&I regulation and gauges reaction from the British insurance industry

Meiji Yasuda launches cybersecurity response team under CRO

US insurers criticise Trump's tariffs, as rebuilding begins after natcats

Apcia predicts motor claims costs could rise by up to $24bn

GIAJ guides Japan's motor insurers on negotiating labour costs with repairers