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US insurers downplay LDTI hit in Q4 earnings calls
03 February 2022Unum and Genworth say no significant impact expected from new accounting rule
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Chubb's Q4 down slightly but insurer has one of its best ever years
02 February 2022Predicting the pandemic was a "fool's errand," says CEO Greenberg
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Cyber still "most dangerous" risk for insurers in 2022, according to Arm survey
01 February 2022Inflation and employee retention newest entrants into the top five
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US earnings season likely to show significant mortality rise
01 February 2022Deaths not entirely explained by Covid, says AM Best director
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MetLife does two more UK longevity deals worth $2.4bn
31 January 2022Adds to inaugural $3.5bn announced earlier this month
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Insurance enters the metaverse
28 January 2022Insurtech YuLife promotes the virtual world in a bid to attract new insurance buyers
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Allstate and John Hancock reward life insureds for safer driving
26 January 2022Telematics technology is fuelling bespoke products
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Florida property insurance market on "life support" as litigation hits coverage
25 January 2022Unprecedented challenges from rampant litigation abuse, says American Integrity's CEO
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2022 set to be another extreme wildfire year for US
24 January 2022CoreLogic's Tom Jeffery says wildfire perils are hard to model but insurers are getting better
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The golden state becomes too hot to handle
24 January 2022Property catastrophe losses in California have soared, with the result that insurers increasingly don't want to underwrite there. Could this be the beginning of a withdrawal from cat perils in other US states? Sarfraz Thind reports
