Scepticism about the UK's Solvency II savings
The UK government is projecting a meaningful reduction in capital requirements from its prudential regulation reforms. But some question whether the redesign will make any difference, as Christopher Cundy reports
IFRS 17 third-party reliance a "key risk" for Mena insurers
AM Best comments on region's preparedness for the accounting standard
No quick fix to Florida insurance crisis, says APCIA
Industry body praises reforms passed last week but warns the state's insurers still face threats
Russian-Ukrainian exposure at Europe's insurers revealed
Insurance Risk Data finds Allianz takes top spot for number of stakes in war-zone businesses
Long Covid could prompt enduring effects on mortality and morbidity
Club Vita's Erik Pickett warned people may now seek earlier retirement than they would have done before the pandemic
Sompo's new coal policy still has major loophole, say activists
The Japanese insurer will not support coal-fired power plants and coal mines
Florida signs sweeping reforms to prop up ailing insurance market
Governor creates $2bn reinsurance fund as insurers exit state, critics voice doubts
Germany's re/insurers hit with largest ever natcat bill in 2021
Total claims totalled €12.7bn
Charlotte Gerken: Long-term ways to boost UK's bulk annuity sector
BoE's insurance executive director discusses how regulatory change could make an impact