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Private equity giant Blackstone finds "no reason" to put insurers on balance sheet

Chief operating officer Jonathan Gray says firm is happier as an asset manager

UK's Prudential Regulation Committee appoints Marjorie Ngwenya

She previously served as president of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries

Perils raises Australian Q1 flood loss estimate by A$1bn

Verisk and Limra target financial crime in life insurance

German insurers' spare capacity for extreme weather risk could cover almost all properties

But Signal Iduna says only half of German homeowners buying "elemental cover" since Bernd

Coal business resorts to "haphazard coalition" of insurers as giants retract

Financiers and governments at risk if they accept inexperienced underwriters, says Insure Our Future

UK insurers set five-point plan to maximise climate risk management

The ABI set out the required actions at its climate change summit today

IFRS IC likely to stand its ground on IFRS 17 annuity decision

Staff at the IFRS Interpretations Committee have backed the original decision on annuity accounting, going against the view of most stakeholders. Cintia Cheong reports

IFRS 17's multiple currency implications to be reviewed

An upcoming date for the IFRS Interpretations Committee to consider the issue has been agreed

Insurers at danger of underpricing risk if post-Covid growth means price competition

Asian industry heads urge CROs to view inflation risk through appropriate lens