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UK industry welcomes action on whiplash claims but urges same for Ogden
21 June 2017Queen's speech sets out plan to tackle rising motor injury claims
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German reinsurers' transparency drive eclipses their own regulator
21 June 2017BaFin starts internal discussion as underwriters reveal industry data before them
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UK chancellor attempts to quell Brexit fears in Mansion House speech
20 June 2017Fragmentation of financial services must be avoided says Philip Hammond
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Lloyd's launches Middle East earthquake model
20 June 2017Growing concentrations of high-value assets and populations in Middle Eastern cities are vulnerable to often overlooked earthquake risk, report says
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Dai-Ichi Life caught up in Australian mis-selling case
20 June 2017TAL Life not informed of third-party sales of its life cover, says watchdog
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Moody's upgrades outlook for UK life firms
20 June 2017Three firms go from negative to stable thanks to limited impact of Brexit
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Axis hires data analytics chief
19 June 2017Insurer looking to expand advanced data and analytics capabilities
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Insurers should not be liable when vehicles are used as weapons of terror
19 June 2017Terrorism claims should be handled at national level, says Gen Re
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Improvements needed in Orsas, says Eiopa
19 June 2017Boards should play a bigger role and stress test scenarios must be improved
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WTW hires capital modelling expert
19 June 2017Gavin Hill joins from Bank of England
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- IFoA threatens withdrawal from AAE unless fees are cut
- Swiss regulator Finma opens enforcement case against Zurich
- Munich Re braces for price cuts, as it puts its 2026 P&C goals under review
- Funded re scrutiny "presenting an opportunity" for life re brokers, says Willis Re
- Counterparty risk will become "growing concern" in Japanese funded re, Fitch predicts
- Climate hawk Thallinger to leave Allianz board three years early - UPDATED
- "Enjoy it while you can": Bain warns insurers' luck may fade
- Generali's Lucia Silva says clearer greenwashing rules could support insurance innovation
- Chubb's Greenberg foretells London's US casualty gamble "can only end one way"