General Insurance

Amerjit Grewal and Matthew Byrne suggest improvements to the current reporting techniques used by reserving actuaries

Ziling Jiang explains how insurers can use the ‘Solvency Sharpe ratio’ to help make good investment decisions

James Sharpe, Nicole Austin and Andrew Rowe of the Extreme Events Working Party consider the economic outcomes that COVID-19 could cause for insurers

The UK's income protection insurance market is forecast to shrink by more than a quarter this year, despite the COVID-19 pandemic causing the largest drop in employment for over a decade

Australians are “panic buying” life insurance products amid growing concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic, according to research by GlobalData.

UK insurers have paid £90m to the families of people who have died due to COVID-19, according to new figures, which is equivalent to £980,000 every day.

India's motor insurance market will contract by more than a quarter this year due to the lockdown restrictions and economic uncertainty brought on by COVID-19, forecasts suggest.

Julian Kirkman-Page reflects on how risk managers can offer value to their businesses in a volatile era

Jonathan Camfield looks at the planned RPI reforms’ potential implications for bond markets, pension schemes and actuarial work

Tim Harris and Jacob Wilcock describe how data science is helping the UK’s Department for International Development tackle global development challenges