PRA to switch all Solvency II reporting to XBRL
Also consulting on changes to internal model reporting
Also consulting on changes to internal model reporting
Andrew Cuomo warns of reputational risk
Restructuring plans involve new UK and Luxembourg insurers
Insurers have made efforts to disengage themselves from the coal industry on both sides of the balance sheet, but climate activists say they could do more. Cintia Cheong wraps up the latest developments
There are clear benefits to insurers from taking a holistic approach to managing model risk, says Phil Whittingham
EU life insurers set to increase derivatives exposure, says Fitch
Will boost Solvency II by 2.6 percentage points
Digital technologies and monoline focus help insurtechs win cost battle
InsuranceERM's guide to the insurance contracts accounting standard, featuring contributions from the International Accounting Standards Board, FIS, Legerity Financials, SAS, Milliman and Aptitude.
Nick Jessop discusses the permitted approaches for constructing insurance contract discount rates under the IFRS 17.
New research calls for risk managers to examine how risk profiles are changing with the advent of technology
Head of risk steps up to group position
Data allegedly used to target political messages during the 2016 EU referendum.
Massimiliano Neri of Moody’s Analytics explains the issues insurers should consider when implementing the accounting standard, and how it will challenge data, systems and processes
Annual accounts from Lloyd’s syndicates show a leap in combined ratios and losses following 2017’s natural catastrophes. David Walker analyses the figures
Smaller insurers have long complained about the burden of complying with Solvency II, but balancing proportionality with proper supervision continues to be debated. Aggelos Andreou reports
In part two of this feature, Ashish Kwatra and Jennifer (Kang) Khaleghy highlight key areas to consider when planning for internal model approval
Paul Walsh investigates how the terrorism pools are maintaining their relevance in the face of cyber threats and the changing nature of terrorist attacks
FIS won three categories in the InsuranceERM Awards 2017: Best actuarial modelling software, Best use of cloud technology, and Best data solution. In this video, Martin Sarjeant explains how the company’s solutions are helping insurers with their actuarial requirements and how they are preparing for IFRS 17
Thomas describes how IFRS 17 – the insurance contracts accounting standard due to come into effect in 2021 – is principles-based, so firms will need to be careful about how they exercise their judgement on the risk adjustment and the transition. He also explains some of the biggest fears about implementing the standard.
Mark explains how IFRS 17 – the insurance contracts accounting standard due to come into effect in 2021 – will cause some radical changes in how insurers calculate profit and loss, and in how finance and actuarial teams operate. He also suggests a strategy for firms to benefit as much as possible from compliance.
Discuss the vision for the role of data in a digital insurance world – just how far reaching are the possibilities and what the big data revolution and advancements in AI and IoT mean for the risk and actuarial functions
Discuss the most pressing issues in insurance risk and capital management and the future challenges facing the industry at InsuranceERM's flagship event for for insurance C-level executives and risk teams
Discuss the disruptive cascade effect of physical environmental risks and their impact on insurance risk as well as the threats and opportunities for investments
InsuranceERM's exhaustive guide to the range of solutions for risk management, asset management and Solvency II - from risk and capital modelling software, to data, governance and reporting tools.
Milan base for the new business
Peter Grewal will join QBE from Swiss Re
Focus on modelling software