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Are life policies sold to fossil fuel miners "green insurance"?

Life actuaries mull some curly questions at the International Congress of Actuaries

EU's retail investment strategy will make IBIPs too intimidating, says Insurance Europe

The trade body criticises a proposed partial ban on inducements

German insurtech Wefox raises $110m, now valued at $4.5bn

AI and bank failures among top concerns for North American CROs

The use of artificial intelligence, implications from banking collapses and people risk concerns lingering are high on the agenda of four chief risk officers, as Paul Walsh reports

US insurers block and moderate access to ChatGPT

RGA's global chief risk officer Jonathan Porter said blocking the tool followed privacy concerns

PwC pinpoints 10 ways bank collapses could impact UK insurers

The consultancy detailed areas where insurers should expect more regulatory scrutiny

Most US insurers benefiting from LDTI transition

New accounting standard will smooth earnings volatility and increase transparency

RGA updates equity impact from adopting LDTI

Early US flu season hits the reinsurer's Q4 claims

CyberCube raises $50m to fund product and market development

Cyber risk modelling firm has raised more than $100m to date

Better data could liberate life underwriting for mental health conditions

Opportunities exist for improved risk assessment and dynamic underwriting, say actuaries