Insurance group had refused to pay for NotPetya hack, invoking a war exclusion

FCA ban will not apply to companies calling from abroad

Insurers fill gap between rising medical spending and meagre public coverage

Head of US business to take helm with insurer’s share price having disappointed the market

The UK Pensions Regulator has appointed Charles Counsell as chief executive

Hiscox, Lloyd’s and Husch Blackwell said to be targets of ‘The Dark Overlord’

Easing of foreign ownership rules has overseas groups seeking to control Chinese units

Industry had hoped second year of losses from natural disasters would boost prices

Company’s new boss will have to convince shareholders that insurer can grow

Legal & General chief warns that long-term care products have failed in the US

Some will be ‘disappointed’ as alternative capital sector comes under strain

Spreadsheet-analysing investors in control of trillion-dollar funds are forcing polluters to change

Demographic shifts combine with climate change to push up costs for industry

Many stranded passengers will find not all expenses covered by insurance policies

Insurance market says it might ban brokers who refuse to switch from paper

Sun Life leads funding round for start-up looking to offer products directly online

Pharma group explores routes to finance ‘curative’ treatments for once-fatal diseases

Government sells off non-core assets from once-proud insurance conglomerate