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Japan's slow road to sustainability

There is certainly a will to move towards sustainability in Japan. But with the country so reliant on fossil fuels for its energy, it could be a lengthy transition. Sarfraz Thind reports

Ethniki joins carbon accounting group PCAF

NN strengthens capital position with €13bn longevity risk deals

The transactions have been agreed with a subsidiary of Prudential Financial and Swiss Re

GA50: NN chief has "given up trying to keep everyone happy" on climate

David Knibbe says the Dutch insurer wants to be a leader on climate action

NN Japan's CRO on his AI adventure

Herman Gayle has a particular passion for AI, which he has been pushing to develop since he joined the firm five years ago. Such is his enthusiasm that he even arranges his holidays with it. Sarfraz Thind reports

Mental health claims contribute to personal injury inflation, says Kennedys

The law firm identifies cost of care as another factor driving up personal injury costs

Top re/insurance regulatory priorities in the US and Bermuda

Major regulatory developments are facing Bermudian and US re/insurers, and the key areas of supervisory focus on the horizon were discussed earlier this week at InsuranceERM's Bermuda conference. Christopher Cundy reports

Limiting global warming is "slipping out of reach", warn insurance CEOs

A group of global CEOs send an open letter to world leaders

Correcting the insurance market's failure on climate risk

The insurance industry must come together to address the challenges of climate change, argues InnSure's Charlie Sidoti

Increased climate litigation is a case of "when" not "if", warns Kennedys

The law firm advised insurers to have oversight of climate risk when working with MGAs