Joshua Geer

ABI and UK government to develop insurance fraud charter for 2024

The association's director general welcomed steps to make UK insurers more resilient to fraud

Don't play the climate "blame game", says Munich Re chief

Joachim Wenning reaffirms NZIA exit and hits out at excessive climate reporting

SiriusPoint appoints ex-Hiscox chief Bronek Masojada to board

AM Best: Indonesian reliance on domestic reinsurance poses a systemic risk

The rating agency said the country's reinsurers may struggle to withstand balance sheet shocks

IDD rules on sustainability blamed for hampering European insurers

Insurance Europe said the difficulties have been compounded by different definitions

Talanx powers down its thermal coal underwriting exposure

The German insurer also outlined wider oil and gas exclusions.

Munich Re: global cyber insurance market to grow to $33bn by 2027

The reinsurer expects a "turbulent cyber threat landscape" for 2023 and beyond

Catastrophe models lead the charge on climate risk integration

Insurers are putting significant effort into understanding how climate affects their business - none more so than in improving their catastrophe models, as Joshua Geer reports

"Call out the bad actors" in the climate space, says Bruce Carnegie-Brown

The Lloyd's chairman also explained what is needed to measure insurers' climate progress

Allianz turns down 33 insurance customers in 2022 due to sustainability risks

The insurer also explains its engagement outcomes with investee companies