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Insurance Insight weekly update live

Insurance Insight’s weekly update is live with an article on how European insurers will be affected by US Asbestos, Pollution and Health Liabilities when Solvency II is implemented; and a guest blog on brokers putting business out to auction.

Editor's comment: No news is bad news

Is it just me or are others growing tired of ‘news’ on the seemingly omnipresent – and supposedly incoming – Solvency II regime that adds nothing to the uncertainty over implementation deadlines?

Post magazine – 13 October

This week the Post team reports on news that new entrant Ecclesiastical has shaken up the property owners market by winning a multi-billion pound portfolio belonging to The Crown Estate, as sources suggest the sector is witnessing business-hungry…

ABI director hits out at pleural plaques ruling

The ABI director of general insurance and health has been quick to register his disappointment following today’s Supreme Court ruling that the Scottish Parliament acted within its powers in making pleural plaques compensatable.

Q&A: Alberto Corinti

Alberto Corinti, director at Promontory Financial group, formerly of the CEA and the Committee of European Insurance and Occupational Pension Supervisors spoke to Francesca Nyman, giving a regulator’s perspective on the biggest challenges facing the…

FSCS should be part of EU-wide body, says EIOPA

The EU should fund closer cooperation between the UK’s Financial Services Compensation Scheme and similar insurance guarantee schemes in all EU countries, the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority has said.

Zurich closes Santander acquisition

Zurich Financial Services Group has closed the acquisition of 51% participation in general insurance, life insurance and pension operations of Santander in Brazil and Argentina.

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