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Hurricanes, typhoons and mudslides take toll on insurance group
Reviewing Obama-era protections is sensible but undermining the FSOC is still hazardous
Spate of storms, wildfires and other disasters set to prove costly for reinsurers
Forcing insurers to invest more at home does not help with long-term obligations
Ending of extra-close supervision further undermines Obama-era post-crisis regulation
New study suggests millions of pots worth an average £13,000 are going unclaimed
Najib-era rule forcing billions of dollars in divestments expected to be rolled back
Russian insurer makes its first acquisition since return to profit after years of losses
Banks and insurers put on notice to appoint top executives to oversee environmental risks
Remaining £80bn of assets previously managed by Standard Life Aberdeen still to be allocated
More than 800 steelworkers were persuaded to give up guaranteed pensions by company
Hedging is too systemic an issue to be caught up in political brinkmanship
Strict targets galvanise community workers to perform — but at a price
Chairman says he has had reassuring ‘informal conversations’ with European regulators
Approval for huge healthcare combination after agreement to sell prescriptions business
Mark Wilson was ousted after a strategic rift widened between him and his board
Mark Wilson leaves with immediate effect after six years at the helm
After early promise at the helm, Mark Wilson’s star began to fade
Many are refusing to provide cover or invest in ‘dirty’ fossil fuel industries
UK-focused high-street lender wants to expand its wealth management business
Insurer takes on Canadian group’s UK liabilities after funds boosted by insolvency case
