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Huw Morris

Japan’s top insurers face slow growth prospects

Japan’s top insurers face slow growth prospects

Japan’s top 10 insurers are vulnerable to rising claims and declining investments due to their strong dependence on the individual life insurance market, according to a leading data and analytics specialist.
9th September 2020
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European insurers set out lessons to be learned from Covid-19

European insurers set out lessons to be learned from Covid-19

Europe’s insurers are warning against conclusions being drawn too fast about Covid-19 and are demanding a long-term perspective on the pandemic’s impact on the sector.
9th September 2020
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IFoA launches professional development scheme

IFoA launches professional development scheme

A new scheme for how Institute and Faculty Actuaries (IFoA) approach continuing professional development (CPD) has come into force this week.
8th September 2020
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Money and green shoots

UK investment consultants launch sustainability group

Twelve leading investment consultancies in the UK have launched a working group to improve sustainable practices across the industry.
8th September 2020
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House with umbrella

Homeowners in London pay 31 per cent more insurance than the UK average

London homeowners pay almost a third more than the average in the UK to insure the property and contents, according to new figures.
7th September 2020
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Cover of IFoA strategy 2020 2024

IFoA strategy sets out key priorities up to 2024

A strategy setting out key priorities in a “radically altered new world” up to 2024 has been unveiled by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA).
4th September 2020
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Protesting coal and tar sand

Campaigners doorstep Lloyd’s for insuring coal and tar sand

Campaigners doorstep Lloyd’s for insuring coal and tar sand Climate change campaigners yesterday protested at the headquarters of Lloyd’s for insuring coal and tar sands operations around the world. Insure Our Future, a global network of non-government organisations and social activists, claims Lloyd’s has become the “insurer of last resort” for fossil fuel projects, including the proposed Adani Carmichael coal mine in Australia, the Trans Mountain tar sands pipeline in Canada and reinsuring Polish coal mines. The campaigners argue 19 global insurers have restricted insurance and investments
2nd September 2020
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Gig economy faces blow from shift to full-time staff

Gig economy faces blow from Just Eat’s shift to full-time staff

The insurance sub-market for the gig economy is expected to fall in the short-term and face more serious consequences in the future if companies follow Just Eat’s decision to classify staff as full-time employees.
2nd September 2020
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Damaged tower storm Laura

Hurricane Laura causes up to $9 billion of damage

Losses caused by Hurricane Laura could range between $4 billion to $9 billion, according to risk modelling firms
2nd September 2020
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EU Solvency II

European insurers seek key reforms to Solvency II review

European insurers are calling for key omissions and refinements to be redressed as part of a review of the Solvency II regulatory framework.
1st September 2020
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