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Schemes are making ultra-cheap, unsecured, long-term loans to insurers with their members’ savings
Guaranteed income in old age makes sense but stumbling blocks remain for sponsors and workers
Firm reveals name of partner in its defence against lawsuit by insurance group formerly known as Quindell
Review launched into how Solvency II regulations and use of risk margin will be applied nationally
Coveted life insurer AEL hopes to prosper independently while entering the alternative assets arena
Boom in attacks as remote working and financial distress make companies more vulnerable
Ruling sets new standard to calculate payouts for post-accident accommodation
Silicon Valley investor wants to innovate in another system rife with rent-seeking
Fossil fuel funding by insurance units undermines South Korean group’s green credentials
Price rises come as firms face declining profitability amid pandemic
New FCA rules could make it less attractive for insurance customers to shop around
Small businesses face further wait to discover if their policies will cover lockdown disruption
Discussions over one of UK’s oldest mutually-owned life insurance groups reflect growing PE interest in sector
FCA fails to reach agreement with insurers over implementing High Court ruling
Fully funded schemes offloaded to insurers can become money-spinners
Deal with MassMutual and GIC values privately owned insurer at £5.75bn
Agreement with private equity firm gives company firepower for acquisitions as industry consolidates
Customers complain cover may be refused and decisions are poorly explained
Bank’s biggest shareholder raises holding despite Sino-US tension
Asset manager has suffered heavy investor withdrawals and a worse share price fall than rivals
Life insurers say changes to capital requirements would allow them to invest more in UK infrastructure
Sale of UK’s third-largest insurance mutual could trigger windfall for its 1m members
Move marks the highest-profile partner so far to cut ties with €22bn investment firm
Deal worth £700m will create a company managing £4bn of insurance premiums a year
Business models will have to adapt but no cause for alarm; Beazley suffers despite best-laid plans
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