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NAIC temporarily suspends insurer investment ratings following cyber breach

"I have never felt so popular": Regulators face the noise over funded re and private credit

At InsuranceERM's Global Life Reinsurance conference in London, supervisors from the UK, EU, US and Bermuda set out their concerns on funded re, private credit and the changing shape of the life sector. Joshua Geer reports

NAIC appoints Jeff Johnston as permanent CEO

Fire-resilient rebuilds cut expected loss from LA wildfires by one-third

Study from NAIC used Moody's wildfire cat model for Palisades and Eaton fires

Andrew Mais retires as Connecticut insurance commissioner

Asset-intensive reinsurers find a 'glass half-full' for AG 55

The US asset adequacy testing rules coming into effect at the end of this year represent another layer of formalities for life re/insurers, but participants are emphasising the positives. Christopher Cundy reports

The BIS's hellish warning for life insurers

Life insurers face a Halloween horror show, according to some reports. The BIS is one such body that is cranking up the fear factor with its new review into the risks for the sector. Sarfraz Thind explains why this could hurt

Global Life Reinsurance: ready, set...and go

InsuranceERM's life reinsurance conference landed in London this week. People came to connect, cut deals, understand risk, probe regulators and find out what's next for this fast-growing sector. Sarfraz Thind reports

US RBC modernisation: what to expect from the capital rule review

US regulators have initiated a reappraisal of the Risk-Based Capital rules and how future reforms should be made. Sarfraz Thind and Christopher Cundy report

IAIS wants us to "share their pains", says NAIC president

Commissioner Godfread issues robust defence of US insurance system