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Fitch turns negative on Lloyd's rating
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Pandemic risk transferred in $425m World Bank bond and swap deal
29 June 2017Insurance solution created for developing countries in response to Ebola crisis
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PartnerRe CRO Marvin Pestcoe to retire
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Aon Benfield accelerates cat loss analysis in latest Elements update
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28 June 2017Buzzmove-style technology to help firm improve accuracy of loss estimates
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South Korean firms required to start increasing capital for IFRS 17 this year
28 June 2017Regulator will make attempts to ease introduction of new regime by slowly cutting discount rate
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