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Maurice Perkins: Transamerica's transatlantic negotiator
26 August 2021Transamerica's global head of government and policy affairs talks to Sarfraz Thind about US and international insurance regulation, Biden's tax reforms and the cultural differences that keep his job interesting
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NAIC's discrimination investigation lacks substance, says think-tank
18 August 2021Regulatory body voted this week to investigate insurer activities which could marginalise minorities
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The US Climate Survey: good, bad and ugly
03 August 2021US insurers' efforts to understand and mitigate climate risks is difficult to discern, but the NYDFS and InsuranceERM have dug into the NAIC's annual survey to find patchy progress and some surprising opinions. Sarfraz Thind and David Walker report
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Storms threaten US P&C sector's positive underwriting trend
15 June 2021Market held up well in 2020 despite significant cat losses
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California and Washington push for TCFD climate reporting for US
09 June 2021Insurance associations remain lukewarm on "resource intensive" standard
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Fed wants extension to the ICS monitoring period following Covid delays
27 May 2021International insurance rules still top of mind for US regulators, says Randal Quarles
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NAIC's CEO says climate change is top priority for the body
26 May 2021The US authority will work with FIO on climate, but no quick fix to the problem
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US insurers unfailingly poor on ESG, report finds
26 May 2021Lobby group report lays bare disparity between US and rest of world on climate
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US actuarial body reinstates consumer rate protection principles
10 May 2021CAS's earlier move seen as fuelling discriminatory rate practices in the P&C business
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NAIC accused of inertia on climate change
14 April 2021Insurance regulators criticised for no change to climate survey in latest meeting