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NAIC and Eiopa ask for industry help to smooth development of rules
Martin Sarjeant and Neil Covington said insurers should make constant enhancements a part of company strategy
Client services to play a crucial role in cyber underwriting growth
Majority of insurers not using vendor cat models for climate projections, the BMA finds
Agency responds to concerns on new rating model
Life insurers invited to participate in study
Car manufacturer plans to expand telematics-based insurance beyond US
Greenberg says move out of fossil fuels dependent on development of alternatives
Igloo remains most-used platform but Tyche's popularity has increased since 2020
Deadline for entries is Friday 8 April
Deal comes a year after planned tie-up with US risk analytics firm Qomplx
Ambiguities around potential war-related cyberattack cloud market, say participants
Motor and home insurer signs deal with EIS
The government has grabbed positive headlines with its proposals to reform Solvency II, but the industry is cautious about the how they will pan out. Cintia Cheong reports
Open data standards for risk modelling are helping improve the efficiency and value of risk management in the insurance sector, Today, a new standard for liability risks is being launched, as Dickie Whitaker explains
Christopher Cundy talks to Nick Hassam and Thomas Loridan, the founders of Reask, on how their physics-driven catastrophe models are enabling insurers to better understand climate risk
This year's Atlantic hurricane season may not have broken the records of its predecessor, but it was notable for the emergence of several worrying trends. Paul Walsh reports
The Federal Insurance Office (FIO) has published a raft of comment letters after its request for information on climate regulation. Could this be the tinder to spark new rules? Sarfraz Thind reports
The concept of an all-encompassing government-backed risk pool to deal with the threat of future pandemics is all but dead. However, public support remains available for smaller schemes, as Paul Walsh reports