General Insurance

In an increasingly uncertain world, insurers can use behavioural economics to help them develop more accurate foresight, says Maura Fedderson

Lisa Balboa and Tim Smith explore how innovation in life and health insurance can address the UK’s widening protection gap

Servaas Houben considers how IFRS 17 principles could benefit insurers in the Caribbean – and what European insurers could learn from the region when it comes to implementing the standard

Pratap Tambe explains how blockchain and distributed ledger technologies may be useful in the reinsurance value chain, using nuclear risk as an example

Juan Ignacio de Oyarbide discusses the outcomes of a motor insurance pricing game held in Saudi Arabia, and key lessons to emerge from it

Kemi Bello considers how government, insurers and homeowners can usher in a new era of flood resilience before the Flood Re initiative ends in 2039

Brandon Choong and Claire McColl discuss Solvency II reforms and their potential implications for the UK bulk purchase annuity market

General insurers can expect slower premium growth in Europe over the next three years as rising inflation impacts the ability of policyholders to pay higher prices, new analysis suggests.

Hisham Ramadan tells Ruolin Wang and Yiannis Parizas about the growth of the actuarial and insurance sectors in his country, and the challenges that remain

As well as its appalling human cost, the conflict in Ukraine has had a massive impact on speciality (re)insurance lines. Rajeshwarie VS takes stock