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Insurance Europe says Eiopa IGS proposals misread cross-border protection gaps

Trade body argues structural differences, not guarantee scheme divergence, drive many frictions

Athene: Risk management will separate life reinsurance winners

Douglas Niemann, executive vice president and chief risk officer of Athene, the US retirement services group that focuses on delivering guaranteed income to institutions and individuals, shares his market outlook and why risk management is crucial

Prudential Life in Japan creates 'chief remediation officer' role

Japanese subsidiary of US-headquartered group was rocked by staff misconduct in February

UK compensation body pays out £100m for failed insurance firms

Scor eyes nature insurance bloom but warns market must grow carefully

Executives say demand is building, but complex projects, evolving data and varied standards mean scale will take time

Milliman CEO: sale of pensions administration arm was a question of scale

Dermot Corry sets out future for company focused on consultancy

German reforms put pensions and private capital at the centre

Coalition package links retirement reform with investment and deregulation

Climate activists vow further protests after Baden-Baden ruling

Insurers' Iran sanctions woes ease, but remain far from settled

Strait of Hormuz fee or insurance payments and potential full lifting of US sanctions against Iran add complexity

New York motor insurance reforms aim to combat fraud and reduce premiums

New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) has issued new guidance to auto insurers