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UK insurers face multi-million payouts after losing BI appeal
Courts ruled in favour of Financial Conduct Authority in business interruption test case
UK insurers reflect on reputational risk ahead of BI court case
The Chartered Insurance Institute said SMEs' satisfaction with insurers has dropped
IFoA president-elect: actuaries must keep the world insurable
Louise Pryor says actuaries and insurers must deal with the urgent risk of climate change
New CEO at Sydney Opera House's insurer vows concerted effort to rebuild trust
Icare has been embroiled in scandals over pay and claims mis-management
UK insurers brace for costly BI appeal verdict on Friday
The Supreme Court decision will be scrutinised by insurers and the FCA
Lloyd's: Hold us accountable for our ESG ambitions
The insurance market responds to climate change campaigner's argument
Bruce Carnegie-Brown's "reputation on the line" over Lloyd's fossil fuel plans
The insurance market published its inaugural ESG report in December
Insurers name business risks for 2021
The Chartered Insurance Institute also identifies more remote working as a continued challenge
The new risks emerging from remote working
The long-term effects of relocating staff from offices to their homes, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, are beginning to be understood. Risk managers have been satisfied in some respects, but deep concerns about staff wellbeing and the impacts on culture remain. Christopher Cundy reports
Australian regulator criticises insurers over pricing in natcat-prone regions
Underwriters in northern Australia put under microscope in three-year study