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04 October 2023

Eiopa's third-country reinsurance rules must strike a delicate balance

Achieving sound risk management while avoiding protectionism is crucial for addressing coverage gaps, argues Carlos Montalvo Rebuelta
03 October 2023

Sharpening the aim on scope 3 emissions

Value chain data is a necessary but notoriously difficult part of insurers' greenhouse gas emissions reporting. Joshua Geer explains the current challenges and sources of hope on scope 3 emissions
28 September 2023

UK's MA reforms: with great flexibility comes great responsibility

Insurers can look forward to including assets with "highly predictable" cash flows and more sub-investment grade assets into their matching adjustment portfolios, but at the expense of stricter risk management. Christopher Cundy reports
27 September 2023

Bermuda rewrites the rulebook

The BMA's regulatory revamp for the island's insurance industry is set for liftoff. It could remove one of the key advantages insurers have sought setting up there, as Sarfraz Thind reports
25 September 2023

Dive In 2023: Improving DEI will be key to making the industry more attractive to talent

Lloyd's of London's head of culture Mark Lomas talks to Paul Walsh about the importance of the Dive In festival, designed to promote diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in the insurance industry

News

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  5. EY appoints UK insurance and actuarial leaders
  6. Ortec Finance loses three senior climate and ESG experts to MSCI - UPDATED
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  9. RVS 2023: Inflation still key macroeconomic risk for insurers, warns Swiss Re
  10. Phoenix partially delays H1 results following IFRS 17 "complexity"

Fifteen insurers in the pre-application process for IMs - four life and eleven non-life. This includes both local and multi-national players.