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UK insurers to participate in climate stress tests in 2021
21 June 2019Bank of England governor Mark Carney has set deadline for UK financial institutions
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Syndicates hail results of Lloyd's 'Decile 10' process
04 April 2019Power back in underwriters’ hands for “first time in several years,” says one syndicate
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Five insurers join UK climate risk forum
12 March 2019The forum aims to build capacity and share best practice across financial regulators and industry
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Scottish Widows offloads staff pension scheme to save £600m in capital
20 February 2019Transferred to Lloyds Bank as part of ring-fencing restructure
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German life book consolidation: cultural shift needed
18 October 2018Following the sale of Generali Leben to Viridium, the largest-ever transfer of a German life book, participants are hopeful it will convince doubtful minds and open the door to more deals. Christopher Cundy reports
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Insurers far from being family and diversity-friendly organisations
04 October 2018Panellists at last week's Dive In festival said they were encouraged by the insurance industry's willingness to improve policies on work-life balance and diversity, but warned there is still a long way to go. Ronan McCaughey reports
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Standard Life Aberdeen profits take a hit in "tough market"
07 August 2018Challenging market conditions led to a 12% drop in pre-tax profits
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Cyber risk still a struggle for insurers
30 May 2018Progress in managing cyber risk exposures is continuing, but are insurers doing enough to convince regulators that they understand what they're doing? Paul Walsh reports
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LV= promotes finance director to general insurance CRO
23 March 2018Kieran O'Keeffe replaces Raphael Borrel
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Prudential Financial reinsures $1.8bn of longevity risk
05 February 2018Deal covers annuities of more than 10,000 people