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Insurers urged to heed the lessons of Credit Suisse and NatWest risk management failures

Trouble at banking firms underscores the importance of a strong risk culture

Guardian Life's CRO stresses learning points from US banking crisis

Sarah Williams explained how the mutual life and health insurer ran additional stress tests

Solvency ratios at risk if economic conditions worsen, Moody's warns

Hunt for yield has left insurers exposed to asset downgrades and default

PwC pinpoints 10 ways bank collapses could impact UK insurers

The consultancy detailed areas where insurers should expect more regulatory scrutiny

Insurers caught up in the Swiss roil

The fall of Credit Suisse, hot on the heels of SVB and Signature Bank, has sent insurers scrambling to assess the risks to their portfolios. While the hit seems manageable, Sarfraz Thind asks if there could be worse to come

Credit Suisse bond holdings a concern for US insurers

A number of insurers have small size holdings in troubled bank

Fitch appoints global head of insurance as incumbent retires

Credit Suisse files $1.2bn insurance claims for Greensill losses

Bank seeking to recoup some of its $10bn losses on supply chain funds

Europe's insurers go phishing and cut connections, to bolster security

Generali, Athora and AIG among insurers listing IT measures in SFCRs

Swiss Re to push ahead with ReAssure IPO

Targets trillion-pound opportunities in closed-book life consolidation