Capital charges for insurers in the European Union could be cut to encourage lending for long-term projects and help boost...
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Just when Spain, and the euro zone, needed it least, along comes the Catalan secession drama to remind us exactly...
The United States has renewed waivers on Iran sanctions for Japan and 10 European countries because they cut their purchases...
The good news is that Europe is no longer going the way of Greece. The sad news is that it...
Moody’s Investors Service has changed its outlook on the ‘Aaa’ rating of the European Union to negative, warning it might...
The euro zone debt crisis was born in Greece. Nearly three years and two bailouts on Europe must decide whether...
Newly released data from Finaccord, a London-based market research consultancy specializing in financial services, reveals that the market for commercial...
The European Union may be forced to put back the January 2014 start date for its Solvency II capital regime...
Direct Line, the UK’s largest motor [auto] insurer run by government-owned Royal Bank of Scotland, is a takeover target for...
The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has published its Final Report on draft Guidelines for Own Risk and...