RM News
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Insurance Europe backs CSRD and CSDDD delay
Europe’s insurers said more time is needed to assess the impact of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and Corporate…
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EC fines car manufacturers €458m for recycling cartel
The European Commission has levied a €458m fine on 15 car manufacturers over what it deemed is a “long-lasting cartel”…
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Crawford warns of cyber gaps as firms bring cybersecurity in-house
Insurers must develop a modular approach to cyber insurance to plug gaps in coverage that are emerging as more companies…
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More German firms facing tighter insurance market scrutiny
Mid-sized German companies are increasingly facing the same detailed and onerous reporting requirements from insurers previously reserved for larger corporations,…
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Insurers given more room to tailor terrorism cover under Pool Re’s new reinsurance scheme
UK terrorism reinsurer Pool Re has completed the shift to a new catastrophe treaty reinsurance scheme, which it says will…
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Ferma builds on plans to ‘connect, influence and empower’
Ben Norris caught up with Ferma’s president Charlotte Hedemark Hancke and CEO Typhaine Beaupérin. We asked the pair about what…
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UK unveils details of cybersecurity law
A proposed new cyber law in the UK will require about 1,000 IT service providers and suppliers to the nation’s…
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European financial supervisors warn of geopolitical threat to stability
Europe’s three supervisory authorities for insurance, banking and securities have called for “vigilance” amid trade tensions, global policy uncertainty and…
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New insurance law worries buyers but could boost risk management in Brazil
A new insurance law is worrying commercial insurance buyers in Brazil and may restrict access to capacity but could end…
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French competition regulator fines Apple €150m for app tracker
Apple has been fined €150m by France’s competition regulator for abusing its dominant position in distributing mobile apps, in particular…
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EC boosts AI and cyber resilience funding programme by €1.3bn
The European Commission said it will invest €1.3bn to deploy artificial intelligence and boost cyber resilience. Announced as part of…
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GDV calls on Germany to follow EC lead on crisis preparedness
German insurers said the European Commission’s new crisis management and resilience strategy, which it unveiled last week to better prepare…
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Belfor and Funk team up on business continuity management
Belfor and the consulting arm of German broker Funk have announced a strategic partnership to help medium-sized companies improve their…
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Thirteen EU countries miss DORA deadline
The European Commission (EC) has opened infringement actions against 13 member states, including France and Spain, for failing to transpose…
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AXA warns of ‘alarming’ drop in mental health among young workers
Mental health conditions have risen dramatically among younger workers, helping to fuel a rise in absenteeism and lower productivity, according…
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Geopolitics ‘reshaping’ crisis management, warns Ferma, as EC unveils preparedness strategy
Crisis management is becoming increasingly important as geopolitical uncertainties dominate both short and medium-term concerns of Europe’s risk and insurance…
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EU member states approve sustainability reporting delays
EU member states have supported the EC’s plans to delay parts of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and put…
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Ferma urges EC to adopt CSRD and CSDDD postponements as member states back plan
Ferma has reiterated its support for more streamlined and delayed sustainability reporting requirements under the EC’s Omnibus package, urging policymakers…
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Luis Lancha Vázquez elected new president of Agers
Luis Lancha Vázquez, chief insurance officer at engineering and technology group Sener, has been chosen as the new president of…
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More ships ‘highly likely’ to hit US bridges
Ship collisions with major US bridges are “highly likely”, according to research from Johns Hopkins University following the collapse of…