UK motor insurer targets £50mn cost savings in 2025 after bruising period
Ronald Perelman’s $410mn lawsuit shines a light on the conflicts between collectors and insurers
Long term, the trends remain in insurers’ favour but there are volatile times ahead
Insurers are attempting to stem persistent losses on their underwriting
This multi-faceted problem is not for the industry alone
Institutional iShares assets under management have been growing at a compound annual growth rate of nearly 30% in the region, according to BlackRock
Watchdogs, industry and consumer groups instructed to join task force as part of push to tackle ‘spiralling’ prices
Victim of Horizon IT scandal says former executives failed in their duties
Storm underlines growing risks from extreme weather to southern states in US
Industry adopts low-carbon goals it once shunned as natural disaster losses exceed $100bn a year
In many cases, it’s best — financially — to go your separate ways
At least four people are killed after state hit by tornadoes and winds of up to 120mph
It may be that a warming planet cannot be underwritten at any acceptable cost
Investors warn of impact to value of natural disaster-linked debt from massive Florida storm
AIG, Chubb and Lloyd’s of London among those facing multibillion-dollar claim
The market is performing at its best since 2007 but a crucial systems upgrade is running very slow
Many take out the wrong kind of protection insurance, leaving them with overlapping — or inadequate — cover
Investors still clearly want to see how sustainable the flow of cash into their pocketbooks really is
UK’s largest fund manager chooses US executive Eric Adler of Prudential Financial to take charge
Brussels’ pledge of up to €10bn following European floods comes as insurers face estimated €3bn in claims
As the Fed cuts rates, markets are rallying — but there are long-term risks from experiments
Insurance market names successor to Bruce Carnegie-Brown
Insurers are receiving a very handsome reward for such a low-risk business
Chief executive says primary insurers could simply choose to buy less cover
As things stand, there is limited evidence that a broadly based backstop is needed
