On today’s update: Insured natural catastrophe losses hit $140 billion in 2022, Michael Gove vows to bring in more transparent broker fees and Howden reports 19% revenue growth in 2022 after a year of acquisitions.

In this update: The market's first cyber catastrophe bond was launched and the Chartered Insurance Industry closes in on the personal finance society.

<p><strong>In this update</strong></p> <ul><li>Aviva’s third quarter trading update</li> <li>Changes at the London Market Group</li> <li>Gallagher acquisition in Ireland</li> <li>Insure TV’s sustainability conference link :<p><a href="https://www.vcplive.com/sustainability-conference-2022"target="_blank"> www.vcplive.com/sustainability-conference-2022</a></p></li></ul>

In this update: Acrisure expands UK presence and FCA warns big tech could threaten competition.

<p>In this update, (re)insurers increasingly shun oil and gas, and Gallagher picks up Illinois agency.

In this update: Amazon has launched its own UK-focused insurance comparison site. Global insured losses from natural disasters and Greggs has won an initial case against insurer Zurich.

In this update: regulation is causing brokers stress, and consumers want more control over the claims process. <p><a href="https://www.vcplive.com/cyber-live-nov-2022"target="_blank">Cyber Live Event - November 2022</a></p>

In this update: flood resilience leads to substantial savings and Lemonade enters the UK.

In this update: Gallagher picks up Buffalo agency, and broker/carrier relationships at an all-time high.

In this update: InsureTech We Fox says customers are unhappy with service and moves at the ABI.