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PRA warns against last-minute tinkering with internal models
26 May 2015Insurers could be forced to re-submit applications if alterations are deemed substantial
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Balbinot re-elected as president of Insurance Europe
26 May 2015Calls on regulators to take concrete steps on capital rules for long-term investments
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Axa to move out of coal-related investments
26 May 2015CEO also criticises regulation for deterring long-term investment
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Restrict look-through in Solvency II reporting, ABI urges
25 May 2015UK insurance association responds to regulator on materiality question
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PRA expands guidance on boards' governance responsibilities
21 May 2015Details expectations on board composition, division of work and succession planning
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Qatar Re licenses Conning's ESG
20 May 2015Will help Qatar Re model solvency capital and plan business strategy
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Swiss Re reveals 21 new emerging risks
20 May 2015De-globalisation, financial repression among major risks
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Internal model insurers under pressure to converge - S&P
20 May 2015Regulators and competitors driving model change
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Delta Lloyd submits internal model application
19 May 2015Uncertainty remains on tax treatment of group's profits
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Generali, Swiss Re and Zurich back call for better prudential regulation
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