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Dave Snyder: We will advocate for a greater society-wide focus on loss prevention and mitigation

Dave Snyder, vice president of policy, research and international for the American Property Casualty Insurance Association, discusses how artificial intelligence regulation has developed and how "political polarisation" has impacted firms

Socrates Coudounaris: Cyber risk will be a continued focus in 2024

Socrates Coudounaris, head of risk management at Reinsurance Group of America, discusses the key emerging risks of 2024 and the future regulatory landscape

Bermuda regulator stalls R&Q's deals to investigate reserves and capital

BMA was investigating R&Q's strategy after the planned sale of Accredited division

Bain Capital Insurance helps to launch insurance platform for mutuals

US government report highlights barriers to federal pandemic insurance programme

US Government Accountability Office reviewed whether the government could make pandemic insurance available to businesses

Ricardo Lara sends warning to Californian auto insurers over "passive-aggressive" tactics

Insurance commissioner's intervention follows complaints from consumers

UK-Switzerland financial services agreement opens up non-life corporate insurance markets

Life and health insurance sectors, however, remain out of scope

Wilfred Chin becomes Hamilton Global Specialty's chief actuary

Humana hit with US class action lawsuit over AI usage

Plaintiffs allege the tool has enabled the health insurer to "aggressively deny coverage"

IMF takes a shot at private equity-backed insurers

Contagion, illiquidity risk and regulatory arbitrage... the International Monetary Fund has this week raised concerns over PE-owned insurance and advised regulators to talk more about the risks. Sarfraz Thind reports