Insurers seek the Latin American goldmine
With a huge protection gap, developing regulatory environment and an appetite for technology, the prospects look good for those willing to step into Latin America. But any adventure comes with risk, as Sarfraz Thind reports
Greenpeace heading to Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous
The environmental NGO also publishes a report on insuring oil and gas in Africa
Talanx buys Liberty Mutual LatAm businesses
Talanx sticking with transitionals despite 277% life solvency ratio without them
CFO Jan Wicke praises "flexibility" the Solvency II mechanisms afford
Engagement processes help insurers tie the knot on net-zero
In order to meet their net-zero ambitions, insurers will need to bring clients and stakeholders along with them. Joshua Geer asks three heads of sustainability to explain how they are approaching engagement - and when to employ exclusions
German life firms unwind €4bn from €92bn ZZR in 2022
BaFin's Frank Grund reminds them policyholders must benefit
Talanx powers down its thermal coal underwriting exposure
The German insurer also outlined wider oil and gas exclusions.
Gerhard Stahl steps down as CRO of Talanx, to focus more on academia
He will be replaced by deputy CRO Simone Auer
Alte Leipziger welcomes ZZR bill vanishing in 2022
Mutual life unit retrieved €74m from ZZR, after expecting a €250m bill
Litigation takes off to decide when "all is lost" for aircraft grounded in Russia
Insurers and clients are commencing major courtroom battles over policy coverage and phrasing after aviation assets were trapped inside Russia. David Walker investigates