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Africa offers insurance growth opportunity
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PIC signs second Cookson deal
21 January 2013Covers £30m of pensioner liabilities for Vesuvius
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Skilled people leaving banking for insurance
21 January 2013Optimism and profitability also up for UK life and general insurance, PwC and CBI survey finds
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Actuaries would "face ridicule" in considering climate change
18 January 2013Resource constraint could dramatically shift assumptions about economic growth, says Actuarial Profession report
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RPI decision adds £20bn to FTSE 350 pension scheme deficits
18 January 2013Correction in pricing impacts health of defined benefit schemes, says Mercer
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Most US insurers expect more federal oversight
17 January 2013III survey of P/C execs reveals 74% believe Washington will expand reach
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SunGard updates Prophet with analytics and tables modules
17 January 2013Developments should help insurers realise value from Solvency II
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Further discussion needed on G-SIIs, says PCI
17 January 2013Confidentiality rules should be added to ComFrame
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Lloyd's upgrades software ready for Solvency II dry-run
17 January 2013Camradata's Iras tool is installed for testing in summer
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European risk database planned for 2013
17 January 2013ESAs will focus on consumer protection and risk analysis
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