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Saudi Arabia's Saico selects FIS for IFRS 17 implementation
07 May 2021The insurer said it made a thorough assessment of the IFRS 17 vendor space
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Insurance Risk Data launches dashboard dissecting Europe's insurance groups
07 May 2021New dashboard offers more than a dozen charts and tables analysing subsidiary data
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Private equity buyers remain charmed by insurance sector
07 May 2021Investors are driving significant interest in M&A deals, says FTI Consulting
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Climate change could drive hurricane losses 24% higher by 2050
06 May 2021RMS adds European flood insured losses could rise 59% by mid-century due to climate risk
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Munich Re's Q1 profit soars after reduced Covid-19 impact
06 May 2021But CFO Christoph Jurecka warns of further uncertainties from the pandemic
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Europe's non-life claims rose 3% in 2020, while life claims fell
06 May 2021Solvency ratios at year-end remain depressed, Eiopa figures reveal
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Sustainability push must be backed up by regulatory consensus
05 May 2021Experts also warn against imposing overly complex regulations on insurers
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French insurers warned climate change could hike claims sixfold
05 May 2021Pilot study put insurers and banks though three 30-year global warming scenarios
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Australia to guarantee property reinsurance pool in natcat-prone north
05 May 2021The A$10bn support shows "underwriters will not stand alone," says local government head
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COMMENT: Explaining the Bowles bombshell
05 May 2021Sharon Bowles said IFRS 17 "cannot be proper accounting" but there are a lot who disagree, as Christopher Cundy discusses
- Life reinsurers spy a goldmine in Asia
- Asset-intensive reinsurance intensively assessed
- Insurance, Climate Change and the Law: how to be an enabler, not a doomist, on climate action
- Pensions CRO calls out racist and sexist remarks
- UK's Consumer Duty: a headache on top of a cost-of-living crisis
- Munich Re's syndicate "significantly" helps to cut group underwriting emissions by 80%
- Swiss Re's group CEO Christian Mumenthaler to step down
- Climate litigation's third wave could leave insurers in deep water
- Has IFRS 17 improved comparability and consistency? The jury is still out
- IFRS 17 may unlock fresh metrics for analysing insurers' growth, says KPMG