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  • Aon set for possible legal action over Vesttoo collateral investigation

    31 July 2023

    The firm stressed it had "meritorious defences" in response to the allegations

  • Fidelis MGU sets 2030 decarbonisation target for underwriting portfolio

    31 July 2023

    The development is a step towards its 2050 net-zero insurance-associated emissions target

  • Aon: data indicates minimal insured losses from Greek wildfires

    31 July 2023
  • Abrdn says Part VII transfer with Phoenix delayed to "at least October 2024"

    31 July 2023
  • MSIG Mingtai using Moody's RMS model for earthquakes and typhoons

    31 July 2023
  • Insurers face difficulties in modelling potential Atlantic currents collapse

    28 July 2023

    Aon and climate expert Tom Mortlock highlighted the importance of climate tipping points in stress testing

  • Axa develops generative AI tool for employees

    28 July 2023

    Axa Secure GPT is an internal service built on Microsoft's Azure OpenAI Service

  • European insurers back EU Green Claims Directive but call for greater clarity

    28 July 2023

    Insurance Europe has expressed three main concerns

  • Insurer wins case in $80m bitcoin theft

    28 July 2023

    Nationwide Mutual will not have to pay legal bills for crypto thieves

  • Quantum computing and AI power actuarial modelling breakthroughs

    28 July 2023

    When identifying, analysing and pricing risk, non-life actuaries are finding classical approaches just don't cut it. Artificial intelligence, quantum computing and novel data sources are showing the way forward, as David Walker reports