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'Mission critical': diversity vital to tackle climate change

26 April 2022

Focusing on gender equity will ensure insurers and other organisations make better decisions to navigate the challenges of climate change, enabling more women in capital allocation roles to develop climate risk solutions, Aon says...

RIMS appoints CEO

26 April 2022

The Risk and Insurance Management Society has named Gary LaBranche as CEO, taking over from Mary Roth, who is retiring after 37 years with the US-based not-for-profit body...

Swiss Re outlines P&C ambitions

11 April 2022

Swiss Re says attractive margins in the property and casualty (P&C) businesses, along with continued cost discipline, will help the reinsurer achieve a 14% return on equity in 2024...

UK insurers face weather perils, claims inflation pressures

11 April 2022

AM Best is maintaining its negative outlook on the UK non-life sector due to a number of challenges facing the market, including exposure to weather-related events and the prospect of higher claims cost as inflation pressures mount...

US disaster resilience bill sent to Senate

11 April 2022

The US House of Representatives has passed a bill that aims to boost disaster mitigation resourcing and improve resilience, with supporters now looking for Senate support...

Lloyd's Asia CEO joins Tokio Marine Kiln

11 April 2022

Global specialist insurer Tokio Marine Kiln says Pavlos Spyropoulos has been appointed as Regional MD for Asia, replacing Alex Dugand, who is returning home to London to take up his new role as International Development Officer...

Inflation, Ukraine hot topics at April renewals

04 April 2022

Reinsurance April renewals showed modest rate increases, with inflation a key topic during every negotiation, while the conflict in Ukraine was also a focus, Gallagher Re says in a report...

UK final BI settlements reach $1.8 billion

28 March 2022

UK covid business interruption settlement payments have reached £1.05 billion for 31,478 claims, the Financial Conduct Authority says in the last of its monthly updates following a legal test case completed in January last year...

Lloyd's member censured over workplace bullying, 'sexualised' comments

21 March 2022

Lloyd’s managing agent Atrium Underwriters has been fined a record £1.05 million over “detrimental” non-financial misconduct that includes “sanctioning and tolerating” inappropriate comments made about female employees at “Boys Night Out” sessions for many years until 2018...