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RMS launches cyber accumulation management system
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Munich Re to develop epidemic models for non-life insurance
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MEPs question Japan's temporary Solvency II equivalence
01 February 2016Evidence of compliance with equivalence requirements is lacking
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Delta Lloyd urges shareholders to approve €1bn cash call
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UK director charged £14m for failed solicitors' insurance schemes
01 February 2016Shay Reches and collaborators handed multimillion-pound fines
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LMA finance committee selects new chairman
01 February 2016Liberty Specialty Markets' John Dunn succeeds Tokio Marine Kiln chief
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Risk management actions boost Storebrand's capitalisation
29 January 2016Risk reduction and model changes add 15 points to Solvency II ratio
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Regulators, don't undermine our internal models
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