News

  • UK insurers shocked by change to Ogden rate

    15 July 2019

    Personal injury discount rate raised to just -0.25%

  • Eiopa consults on harmonising policyholder protection schemes

    12 July 2019

    Variety of national approaches is inconsistent with cross-border business

  • Solvency II reporting deadlines to be extended in Eiopa's wide-ranging disclosure reforms

    12 July 2019

    First of two consultations launched in preparation for 2020 review

  • Evan Waks joins Ageas from Axa to become UK CRO

    12 July 2019

    He previously spent 17 years with Axa in a number of roles

  • California commissioner denounces earthquake insurance 'misinformation'

    12 July 2019

    Ricardo Lara partners with California Earthquake Authority to dispel confusion

  • PIC on path to issue RT1 debt

    12 July 2019

    Boost to capital needed for business expansion

  • Hiscox warns of continued cat loss creep from Jebi and Michael

    12 July 2019

    Hiscox expects to deliver a profit of between $150-170m for the first half of this year

  • CRO Forum picks second vice-chair

    11 July 2019

    Allegra van Hövell-Patrizi replaces Jan-Hendrik Erasmus who became Forum chair in May

  • Jon Dye named chair of ABI

    11 July 2019

    His appointment follows the sudden resignation of Amanda Blanc last week

  • Six EEA insurers report sub-100% solvency ratios

    11 July 2019

    Analysis by Insurance Risk Data shows UK, Czech, Irish, Cypriot and Danish firms fail requirements

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