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Florida's Citizens calls for 14% rate hike, less than half before insurance reforms

Citizens' CEO seeks to quell "misplaced panic" on Florida's insurance market

Insurer of last resort says it is not insolvent and will not need government bailout

US lawmakers press Florida's Citizens on solvency concerns

Insurer of last resort faces pressures to pay in case of a major storm

Consumer Duty: a chance to build trust with customers

Regulators, consultants and policy experts explain the progress insurers are making towards complying with the UK's Consumer Duty regulation and what opportunities it will present. Joshua Geer reports

Chubb, RenaissanceRe and Axa reveal hurricane Ian losses

Catastrophe risk modellers have predicted insured losses as high as $74bn from the hurricane

UK regulator urged to address "ethnicity penalty" for car insurance

Citizens Advice analysed 18,000 motor policies in England

Insurers struggle to explain LDTI volatility to stakeholders

From communication to interpretation, experts discussed their challenges with implementing the incoming US life insurance accounting standard at last week's webinar. Cintia Cheong reports

US property cat rates continue to fall

But rate of decline is slowing, says Guy Carpenter

Cat bonds prices fall in busy Q1

Second quarter also set to break records

New capital muscles into the reinsurance business

Hedge funds, pension funds and wealth managers are among the newer investors reshaping the way that reinsurance operates and prices risk. These non-traditional investors like the returns available and the lack of correlation with other capital markets. But do they fully appreciate the risks? Sarfraz Thind reports