Auto insurance premiums rise as Ivass signals antitrust reformExecutive summary: IVASS announced a reform of auto‑insurance premium setting and opened an antitrust investigation into current pricing practices. The move could reshape pricing mechanisms, affect consumer costs and signal heightened regulatory oversight of the insurance market. IVASS, the Antitrust Authority, Italian insurers and policy‑holders. Further investigations may lead to fines or mandatory price adjustments, with potential ripple effects on related financial markets.IVASS announced a reform of auto‑insurance premium setting and opened an antitrust investigation into current pricing practices. The quarterly report also notes a decline in investment in Italian government bonds and insufficient catastrophe coverage, reflecting broader economic shifts.Connected developmentsEnergy consumption rises, solar drives renewablesG7 seeks unified AI regulation amid Chinese competitionEU CO2 storage target at riskOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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