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News
Europe and Bermuda insurer outsourcing report launched
The study has been produced by InsuranceERM's research and data arm, Insurance Risk Data
EU's Solvency II review seen as a minor positive for insurers
Jefferies gives its view on the positives and negatives of the reform
Insurance Risk & Capital Americas virtual conference continues today
Three tracks will examine the risk, investment and ESG factors impacting insurers
European Commission to mandate climate scenario analysis in Solvency II
Leaked plans reveal review of sustainable asset charges due in 2023
Just Group slashes debt costs with first sustainable RT1 bond issue
UK life insurer pioneers "green" contingent convertible debt
UK regulator approves Phoenix's internal model merger
Integration of Standard Life internal model brings solvency boost
Learn the best ways to assess the financial impacts of climate risk
InsuranceERM's virtual conference will take place on 22-23 of September
ALM-focused life reinsurance start-up targets European expansion
Balance Re also offers technology and investment management
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InsuranceERM's virtual conference will take place on 22-23 of September
Climate risk means property cat losses could rise 120% by 2040
Swiss Re says climate perils will increase the property risk pool by 33% - 41% over next 20 years
Analysis
Climate risk enables insurance technology to blaze a trail
Acute regulatory, shareholder and consumer pressure on climate change is fuelling increasing demand from insurers for technology to assess the impact of climate risk. Ronan McCaughey explains how insurance software vendors are responding to the challenge
Social inflation: 800lbs gorilla or 80lbs monkey?
Casualty insurers are complaining about rising liability losses, driven by a litigious US culture and changing social attitudes. But could a far worse catastrophe be ahead of them? Sarfraz Thind reports
The US Climate Survey: good, bad and ugly
US insurers' efforts to understand and mitigate climate risks is difficult to discern, but the NYDFS and InsuranceERM have dug into the NAIC's annual survey to find patchy progress and some surprising opinions. Sarfraz Thind and David Walker report
Allianz's Aylin Somersan Coqui: with crises come opportunities
The chief risk officer of one of the world's largest insurers talks to Cintia Cheong about her changing role, the risks Allianz faces and how Covid-19 has changed the way risk is managed
Insurers face "carrot or stick" decisions on climate change
Underwriters' response to climate change in their day-to-day business has become a major bone of contention and is often boiling down to a debate over whether the focus should be on incentives or punishments. Paul Walsh reports
Sustainable underwriting is more arduous than sustainable investment
Axa, Zurich and Aviva discussed their journeys to carbon neutrality at the IDF Summit this week, and how they will meet their commitments to net-zero underwriting. Cintia Cheong reports