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With an ever-tougher regulatory and low interest environment, insurers need to step out of their comfort zone and diversify bond holdings beyond their own domestic markets.
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Platforms allow insurers to embed technology including digital imagery, satellites, drones and robotic processes.
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The psychological effects of the pandemic and quarantine are profound: social isolation, a tsunami of grief as people cope with losses, financial chaos, unemployment, uncertainty and business closures. Is this fueling a rise in diseases of despair? And what are the considerations for the insurance market on possible impacts on claims?
A dramatic increase in ransomware attacks is compounding rising claims for cyber insurers, but hard market rates are also encouraging new capital into the market
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Can London retain its crown in the insurance landscape of the future? Caroline Bedford argues that the key to the market’s continued success as an innovator lies in addressing the growing skills gap
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The ability to embrace the wider data universe will define underwriting success, say Kirsten Mitchell-Wallace of Lloyd’s and Willis Towers Watson’s Richard Clarkson
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Re-evaluating Real Estate: A Closer Look
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Invest in the young and protect insurance broking’s future, says Brokerslink’s Denise Nart
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Can virtual work meetings and social engagements ever compensate for face-to-face interaction? Insider Engage finds out how companies are assessing team-building activities in the new reality of hybrid working
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Many UK insurers want to break away from the more prescriptive requirements of the Solvency II regime, but the room for manoeuvre may be limited
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The long-awaited arrival of IFRS 17 is now just 18 months away. The race is on to implement the major changes required and work out what the standard will mean in practice - not least for the bottom line
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Is a culture of people who always say ‘Yes’ endemic to an industry like (re)insurance and, if so, does it stifle creativity and potentially lead to harm?
