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European regulators outline Brexit mitigation measures
As the threat of a no-deal Brexit becomes more likely, some EU countries are stepping up their preparations to ensure service continuity. Cintia Cheong spoke to regulators and governments in five big EU27 markets to find out what they have planned
Germany's BaFin re-emphasises willingness for 'smooth' Brexit
But insurers must put in same level of effort, German regulator says
Nat cats cost German reinsurers in 2017
Regulator BaFin details statistical performance for 29 reinsurers in Germany
Stormy weather cost German insurers $3bn in 2018
Just one storm - Frederike in January 2018 - was responsible for €900m of insured losses
BaFin sets out 2019 insurance supervisory agenda
German regulator’s areas of focus mix regulation, investment, and technical issues in Solvency II
Solvency II: what reforms can we expect?
Christopher Cundy examines what will change with the two scheduled reviews of Solvency II and the other issues set to influence the EU's landmark insurance legislation
German life sector 'depends strongly' on transitional measures
BaFin reveals the benefit of transitional provisions for German insurers
Germany opens way for UK insurers to avoid Brexit turmoil
Draft legislation would allow UK financial firms to continue operating in Germany
BaFin rejects church insurer's solvency rescue plan
Caritas's Pensionskasse was struggling with ZZR
Supervisors get serious on innovation risk
Insurers have plenty to gain from adopting robotics, AI and big data technologies, but supervisors want to see them managing the risks properly. Paul Walsh reports from the IAIS annual conference in Luxembourg