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Aviva shares jump 5.6% as UK group's strong run continues
Insurance and reinsurance shares fall overall as North American stocks see losses

Awaab’s Law rewrites the rulebook for insurers on housing risk
With statutory deadlines looming, insurers and housing providers must prepare for a new era of accountability and transparency in the UK

LSM combines finpro and casualty in restructure
Insurer looks to expand its proposition across the UK, Middle East and north Africa

The UK’s approach to regulatory enforcement is evolving
Firms face some significant new requirements as FCA threatens ‘loud and in your face’ enforcement

Regulators look to change management of climate risks
Proposals from the Prudential Regulation Authority represent a significant regulatory shift in the way UK insurers approach climate-related financial risk

Bermuda carriers outperform amid strong reinsurance profitability
European and Lloyd's shares tumble but Aviva and Talanx remain best-performing stocks this year

The Supreme Court’s motor finance ruling has implications for re/insurers
The court's examination of fiduciary relationships is important for the whole financial services sector, including the re/insurance industry, with its multiple layers of intermediation

Insurance firms warned of new UK fraud offence
Failure to prevent fraud offence, which comes into force today, poses compliance challenge for firms, legal experts say

The impact and potential of AI in the claims process
DAC Beachcroft’s report on the impact and potential of AI in the insurance claims process reveals a sector ‘embracing change, with eyes wide open’

Axa falls 7.8% as investors sell re/insurance stocks
Insurance Day’s basket of re/insurance stocks fell 1.8% on average this week

UK Supreme Court suggests Covid claims may be far from over
Top UK court will examine whether insurers are entitled to deduct the value of furlough payments from Covid-19 business interruption payments

What does the UK’s mass litigation boom mean for insurers?
The growth of mass litigation has been celebrated as a win for consumer redress, but the economic and insurance consequences could be severe
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