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ROW Asia/Pacific, Latin America, Middle East

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Asia solvency reforms - part 3

In the third and final part of our feature on the developments of insurance regulation in Asia, we look developments in the growing market of India, as well as Indonesia, South Korea and Taiwan

Asia solvency reforms - part 2

In the second part of our feature on the developments of Asian regulatory regimes for insurers, Lorna Davies and Chris Cundy look in to solvency reforms in Malaysia, Japan and Thailand

Asian solvency reforms – part 1

Asian insurance markets have been growing fast, in terms of both their size and sophistication, and national supervisors are responding to the international pressure to improve their prudential regulatory regimes. Developments in Hong Kong, China and Singapore are covered in this first part

On the road to common standards for group capital

A recent Geneva Association report revealed some surprises in the capital management of global insurance groups – and a reluctance to rush towards global standards. Co-author Kathrin Hoppe explains to Christopher Cundy

Separating country risks from national finances

The use of sovereign ratings as a stand-in for country risk is proving problematic for many insurers and credit analysts, say Marcel Heinrichs and Ivelina Stanoeva

How to automate spreadsheet processes

Insurers can reduce costs and errors with new spreadsheet-specific workflow technology, while avoiding any impact on the spreadsheet logic, as Adrian Maconick explains

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