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Euroins loses appeal against Eiopa's liability valuation

Insurer told European Supervisory Authorities' board that Eiopa had overstepped its powers

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

Eiopa consults on supervision of non-EEA reinsurance deals

Swiss Re forecasts global insurance markets will return to growth

The Swiss reinsurer predicted global premium volumes are set to exceed $7trn this year

Petra Hielkema discusses sustainability in Solvency II, transition plans and greenwashing

The chair of the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority sits down with Joshua Geer to share her views on how sustainability can be implemented in Solvency II, why she is not pushing for transition plans and the regulatory scope for greenwashing

Divergent views and rising rates cool progress on EU's Solvency II reforms

One year has passed since the European Parliament's Econ committee issued its draft text on the Solvency II reforms. Joshua Geer and Christopher Cundy investigate why the agenda has not progressed - and when a breakthrough might occur

AI needs more regulation, say IAIS members

But overregulation must be watched, says NAIC's Beth Dwyer

Eurohold will appeal bankruptcy decision on Euroins Romania

Romanian motor insurer makes last-ditch effort to avoid shutdown

Spanish insurers' president: key questions remain on Dora rules

Unespa's Mirenchu del Valle Schaan discussed the impact of the Digital Operational Resilience Act

Irish regulator warns insurers of third-party risks from digitalisation

The Central Bank of Ireland published the results of its Digitalisation in Insurance survey