None of the US nine leading insurers have taken action to stop underwriting or investing in the coal industry, undermining their European peers in the process.
Insurers are increasingly worried that their investments will not achieve desired returns amid rising equity market volatility and risk, a global survey has found.
The pension industry is split on how to deal with guaranteed minimum pensions (GMP) equalisation following a landmark ruling that could add billions to UK schemes liabilities.
Half of financial institutions with less than $250bn (£196bn) in assets are failing to use operational risk management (ORM) to inform their business strategies, a survey by KPMG has found.
Cyber attacks and data loss have overtaken regulation as the number one threat facing senior managers across the world, a survey of 161 business leaders has revealed.
More than half of the UKs leading life insurance companies expect to increase their spending on actuarial consultants over the next year, a survey has found.
UK companies are left with few options when their insurer refuses to payout on a claim, with policyholders only winning around one in three disputes over the last five years.
Insurance technology start-ups have already attracted more investments in 2018 than they did over the whole of last year, setting a new record for deal volume in the process.
The number of UK defined benefit pension schemes using fiduciary management rose by 9% over the 12 months leading up to June this year the lowest increase recorded since 2008.
Solid economic growth and gradually rising interest rates will create a stable environment for Europe's insurance industry over the next year, Moody's Investors Service has predicted.
