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BMA finds insurers falling below capital targets post cyber stress

The Bermudian regulator released results of its prescribed cyber stress tests

Debeka says customers' memories of 2021 storm Bernd are fading

FCA calls out poor practice in UK general insurance market

The regulator has warned it will continue to monitor firms

Suncorp expects 12% higher reinsurance and natcat budget bill this year

Australasian bancassurer got some relief from joining public reinsurance pool in June

Lapse risk and capital management strategies: rewriting the script

Mass lapse risk has returned to haunt European life insurers, prompted a rethink of the approach to risk and capital management, as Luca Tres explains in the second of this two-part series

Zurich's UK chief Tim Bailey becomes ABI president

Clare Bousfield, chief executive for retail and savings at M&G, is appointed deputy president

US federal regulator decries limited state efforts on climate

Report highlights 20 recommendations for states to follow in climate regulation

Gallagher Re: "Order restored" at mid-year reinsurance renewals following frustrating 1/1 season

But reinsurance prices climb sharply in Australia and the US

Cresta puts insured losses from Turkish-Syria earthquakes at $5bn

Cresta said the sequence of earthquakes caused the largest international insured catastrophe losses, in 2023 so far

UK passes law in a bid to prevent demutualisations

Limited bill allows firms to restrict use of assets