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AI can allow smaller risks to be covered, actuaries hear

Esko Kivisaari said insurers should ensure that AI extends insurance cover

Warning that 'green' capital charges could prompt under-reserving for risk

.Actuaries warn of "moving away from the strict actuarial approach" as climate change looms

Actuaries urged to change view on data 'fairness'

During the International Congress of Actuaries, participants were told they had "an opportunity to remember our ultimate customers"

Annuity sales surge 22% after turbulent 2022

NZIA now 10 players down, as Lloyd's and QBE exit

A total of 17 insurers remain in the alliance

François de Varenne becomes Scor's group CFO and deputy CEO

He served as interim CEO from January to April this year

Talanx buys Liberty Mutual LatAm businesses

Irish regulator warns insurers of third-party risks from digitalisation

The Central Bank of Ireland published the results of its Digitalisation in Insurance survey

Phoenix's Leah Ramoutar: Why we should address nature and climate risk together

A nature risk reporting framework to match the TCFD is being launched this year. Phoenix's head of climate and nature risk, Leah Ramoutar, tells Joshua Geer why insurers should consider climate and nature risk in tandem

EU's retail investment strategy will make IBIPs too intimidating, says Insurance Europe

The trade body criticises a proposed partial ban on inducements