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Commission to miss deadline for equivalence decisions
28 January 2015"Not practically possible" to adopt delegated acts by end of January, Hill says
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Hiscox appoints head of capital management
28 January 2015Craig Martindale will unite the insurer's models
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PRA appoints executive director for insurance
27 January 2015Sam Woods fills vacancy left by the departure of Julian Adams
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Barnett Waddingham hires Marsh, PwC consultants
27 January 2015David Hughes and Jody Glennie join insurance practice
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'Serious concerns' about timing of Solvency II equivalence
26 January 2015Insurers call on Commission to make the adoption of delegated acts a priority
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PartnerRe and Axis to merge in $11bn deal
26 January 2015Tumbling premiums fuelling wave of consolidation in reinsurance sector
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Liberty Specialty Markets creates CRO position
26 January 2015Arch's Fullerton-Rome appointed to the role
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Prudential writes $600m bulk annuity for engineering group
26 January 2015Will pay benefits to 5,000 Timken retirees
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QE to accelerate shift into illiquid assets
23 January 2015Demand for non-euro assets is another option for hard-pressed insurers, analysts say
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PRA consults on rules for Solvency II transitional measures
23 January 2015Transitional deductions should apply to pillar 2 technical provisions
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