The UK non-life insurer also announced a £100m share buyback and 4.5% drop in annual profit
Board pay to be cut at Italian group
ABI's former head of prudential regulation returns to industry
InsuranceERM rounds up the latest risk and capital appointments in the insurance industry
Non-life firms' BI reserving contributes to A$1.1bn quarterly loss
Insurance state commissioners debate need for nationwide climate change policies
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Allianz and CNP are buying general and non-life units in €900m M&A
The SaaS Conning Climate Risk Analyzer will have a beta release at the end of this month
Group calls on Europe's politicians not to "close eyes" to effect of low rates
The Covid-19 Actuaries Response Group won the Judges' award for contribution to the industry in the InsuranceERM 2021 UK & Europe awards. Christopher Cundy speaks to the protagonists about their collaborative project and the impact it's had on society
Chief risk officer of the year in InsuranceERM's 2021 awards, Aurore Lecanon, tells Ronan McCaughey how and why she successfully modernised Prudential International Assurance's risk function. She also discusses Brexit's impact
Bullying and harassment are not only issues in the office environment - in fact they can be worse in a workforce that operates remotely. Gemma McCall shares her advice on tackling this growing people and culture risk
When Covid-19 and lockdowns came to Germany, most non-life insurers quickly checked their policy wordings for business closure, and sought compromises with clients. Muenchener Verein simply paid out claimants, as a matter of principle, its CEO tells David Walker
Consumers in high-risk districts are facing unaffordable premiums for property cover - a situation that some blame on insurers' increasingly detailed pricing methods. But insurers argue that address-level pricing allows them to close protection gaps. David Walker reports
Do life insurers really face the risk of adverse selection from customers that have taken predictive genetic tests? Academics think not, and insurers and policyholders could indeed benefit from wider use of genetic testing, as Paul Walsh reports