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It is time to close the gap between reserves and reality in personal injury claims
New predictive analytics data shows accuracy in settings claims reserves is getting harder as the insurance landscape gets more complex

Aon to launch UK captive management company
Broker says the right regulatory framework would encourage existing captives to redomicile in the UK

Industry welcomes Treasury plans for UK captives regime
HM Treasury also opens consultations on ILS and senior managers regime in wider deregulation drive

Biba calls on Reeves to cut FCA red tape
Broker trade body wants ‘far more proportionate regulatory framework', while London Market Group wants movement on captives law and investment hub

The FCA’s pro-growth agenda should not be mistaken for regulatory leniency
The FCA is responding to a growing recognition well-functioning markets are created through a regulatory environment that enables innovation, reduces friction and helps firms compete effectively on a global stage

Scor, Talanx and Swiss Re lead strong performance by Europeans
Insurance Day's basket of stocks rose 1.8% on average, with European insurance groups climbing 3.8%

LSM launches HNW product in Lloyd’s market
Carrier hires Chubb’s Faerestrand to spearhead launch of UK high-net-worth offering

Insurer stocks slump 1.2% as investors cool on sector
Lloyd’s sub-group posts greatest fall, with Beazley shares down 3.4% and Hiscox losing 2.8%

What insurers need to know after changes in the construction industry
Renewed regulatory focus on health and safety risk management in the construction industry has implications for insurers

FCA to extend non-financial misconduct rules
Regulations will now apply generally to insurers and non-banks

Real fitness starts with core strength: Nexus’s Rouse
In his first interview since becoming Nexus Underwriting’s chief executive, Stuart Rouse describes the vital features of a healthy managing general agent

Ardonagh completes $2.5bn investment deal
Stone Point becomes 'significant' shareholder following deal that values UK-based broking and distribution group at $14bn
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