Article from Insurance and Finance Newsletter No.14-Catherine Ho examines the history and characteristics of the five years of double-digit, year-over-year growth of life combination products.

Article from Insurance and Finance Newsletter No.14-John K. Conway, James W. Schacht and Kenneth R. Wylie present the Lumbermens Mutual Group insolvency case with its innovative run-off process as a case highlighting how the U.S. insurance regulatory system can handle an insurer wind-down in a way that avoids undue hardship on the insurer's claimants and policyholders.

Article from Insurance and Finance Newsletter No.14-Christian Biener, Martin Eling and Jan Hendrik Wirfs provide a definition and market overview of cyber risk, and discuss its insurability to shed light on the causes of insufficient cyber insurance market development.

Article from Insurance and Finance Newsletter No.14-Etti Baranoff presents the theme and articles of the newsletter, emphasising how featured insurers in the Insurance and Finance newsletters have demonstrated strength and societal value with innovation and foresight.

Insurance Economics Newsletter No. 70-Hato Schmeiser et al. look at the recent European Union ruling prohibiting the use of the gender criterion in insurance pricing.

Insurance Economics Newsletter No. 69

Health & Ageing Newsletter 31: Christophe Courbage introduces the content of the newsletter and touches in particular upon the forthcoming Health and Ageing Conference on emerging health risks, and the increasingly important role of insurance in helping society to become more resilient to health risks.

Health & Ageing Newsletter 31: Debbie Verbeek-Oudijk et al. describe the degree to which long-term care for people aged over 50 years living independently in the Netherlands differs from that in other European countries.

Health & Ageing Newsletter 31: Roland Sturm addresses the impact on behavioural health risks of wellness programmes that are developed among employer benefits in the U.S. and by health insurers in other countries.

Health & Ageing Newsletter 31: Amanda Glassman reviews the fundamental challenge for all health systems and insurers to allocate finite resources across the unlimited demand for health services.