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The carrier’s holding company has failed, regulator says in seeking liquidation.

The EU insurance regulator says “swift actions” are needed from both the industry and supervisors to ensure consumer protection.

Zurich unit joins Chubb in claiming sex assaults fall outside policy’s scope.

The ex-wife of the former Asplin CEO is one of six individuals accused of wrongdoing at the Munich Re subsidiary.

Lawmakers approve an amendment that lightens restrictions on commutation and voluntary restructurings.

The embattled financial services start-up has resolved litigation brought against it by John Calamos and John Koudounis.

As a market watcher, attempting to determine which lines of business are underperforming syndicate by syndicate quickly proves itself to be a pretty meaningless exercise.

The Karfunkel-Zyskind family claims victory in the Stone Point-backed bid fought by some.

Weinstein says his insurers are acting in bad faith by refusing to cover suits against him.

Amendment to the bill allows the Lord Chancellor to complete the first review of the rate without appointing an expert panel.

The company has not written any business in its two years of existence.

Those who want the promotion of competition to become a primary objective of the Prudential Regulation Authority are whistling in the wind.