UK government inspects price comparison site over home insurance pricing
Competition and Markets Authority suspects insurers forced to sell at lower prices than they would on other outlets
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Competition and Markets Authority suspects insurers forced to sell at lower prices than they would on other outlets
Puerto Rico absorbs more than 85% of the loss
Kirsten Mitchell-Wallace succeeds David Clouston
Germany's regulator has said insurers must improve virtually all aspects of their Orsa reporting for 2018. David Walker reports
Insurers have for decades relied on economic scenario generators (ESGs) in their risk modelling, asset management and business steering. Christopher Cundy investigates what the next big developments might be in this important piece of modelling software
Life insurers are not experiencing the same Brexit fears as the rest of the industry, survey finds
Mapfre estimates net loss impact and warns of ROE and CR miss
Version 10 also updates automation tools
The upcoming EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) applies to all companies with personal records, but there are certain aspects insurers are finding particularly difficult. Cintia Cheong reports
The arrival of Solvency II and revised guidance on embedded value methodologies has led to changes in the financial metrics that European insurers report – and not all of them are welcome. David Walker reports
The Puebla M7.1 earthquake was the second to hit Mexico this month
Rating agency highlights logic of banks following suit
Five-year deadline for it to become fully applicable
An 'inappropriate culture' often takes the blame for all kinds of corporate misdemeanour, but judging the culture and correcting the failings can challenge the best of firms. Paul Harwood suggests a strategy to help management get it right
The young reinsurer One Re is somewhat of a specialist, focusing as it does on non-life risks facing clients in Africa. But its chief risk officer Ross McGee tells David Walker that the challenges remain the same, including reporting challenges under Solvency II, soft markets, and risk models.
Despite the IAIS heralding the launch of insurance capital standard version 1.0, insurers say it has achieved a lot less than originally promised. Is it time to scale back ambitions for version 2.0? Callum Tanner reports
With political change in the US and Brexit in Europe new questions have been raised in the past few months as to the effect these will have on the Bermudan market. This conference will focus on the strengths and opportunities Bermuda presents together with a focus on the global regulatory environment.
15-16 November 2017, London
200+ attendees | 15+ countries | 70% re/insurers and regulators
Early bird ends 29 September
Insurance is one of the industries that could be most affected by climate change due to what it insurers and what it invests in, so the aim of this conference is to bring together departments on both sides of the insurer’s balance sheet so that they can discuss and learn what roles they can play in response to climate risk.
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.
The new insurance contracts accounting standard brings a dramatic shift in accounting and actuarial practices, and insurers should be prepared for implementation challenges, as Kamran Foroughi explains
A rapidly changing world produces rapidly emerging risks that can flummox even the most comprehensive of risk management frameworks. Neil Cantle proposes an approach to improving how insurers respond to today's threats...
Panel includes representatives from Aviva, Axa, Allianz and AIA
Deal aims to improve collaboration between finance and actuarial functions, says FIS
New terminology for accounting standard is translated
Number of members yet to be decided
As insurers prepare for another round of system adaptation and process review with the introduction of IFRS 17, Andries Beukes shares his experience in modernising actuarial systems and discusses what role actuaries have in the success – and failure – of transformation projects
Hong Kong-based insurer emphasises importance of regulatory equivalence with China
Start creating project teams and internal discussions this year, says Milliman
But firms need to start implementation as soon as possible
Includes new group calculations library
Updates from 17 EU insurance supervisors and regulators on the status of Solvency II implementation, covering internal models, adjustments and transitionals.
Clayton Whipp to retire next year
Promotion is part of organisational restructuring
Robert Hannigan will assist Hiscox in identifying emerging cyber threats