UK insurers make marginal progress on gender balance at board level
CROs give their views on what's needed to achieve diversity
24 February 2021
CROs give their views on what's needed to achieve diversity
24 February 2021
Lloyd's syndicates remain mostly silent on market's ESG proposals
24 February 2021
US accounting standard less onerous than IFRS 17, says SOA fellow as questions on adoption grow
24 February 2021
Respondents to the UK's consultation on the future of Solvency II have taken starkly opposing positions on the matching adjustment, with some arguing for liberalisation and others for scrapping it. Christopher Cundy reports
23 February 2021
When Covid-19 and lockdowns came to Germany, most non-life insurers quickly checked their policy wordings for business closure, and sought compromises with clients. Muenchener Verein simply paid out claimants, as a matter of principle, its CEO tells David Walker
18 February 2021
But Denis Kessler admits reinsurer "underestimated truly global reach" of pandemic
24 February 2021
Direct Line outlines actions to address climate change
24 February 2021
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24 February 2021
Barriers to creating a pandemic risk pool discussed at ABI's annual conference
23 February 2021
Cat modelling chief Karen Clark says similar events could reasonably occur in future
23 February 2021
Australian units alleged to have made false or misleading statements over level of cover
23 February 2021
The EU is in no rush to grant the UK reciprocal equivalence on Solvency II and has stirred anger by saying it wants to see how far the UK diverges before giving the green light. Paul Walsh assesses the state of play and whether there is any potential for a future agreement
12 February 2021
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The latest IFRS17 measurements, accounting and reporting functionalities for insurers
Insurance Europe and CFO Forum say other issues do not block endorsement
25 January 2021
Cintia Cheong charts the endorsement of the IFRS 17 insurance contracts accounting standard in 2020 and explains what happens next
11 January 2021
Cintia Cheong explores why insurers face a tricky choice between the two different time horizons for the confidence level disclosure of the IFRS 17 risk adjustment
16 November 2020
A practical look at the implications that different interpretations at the IFRS17 implementation phase can have on your initial balance sheet, future profit emergence and ultimately how the business is run.
13 January 2021
Re/insurers in the US could face a 20% increase in hurricane-related property losses because of climate change. But that's just the average. In certain regions, the losses might be several times higher by 2050, as AIR Worldwide's Peter Sousounis explains to Christopher Cundy
26 January 2021
John Houghtaling, who is handling $3bn in claims on behalf of small businesses forced to close by Covid-19, believes his case will be a watershed for the US BI saga. Sarfraz Thind reports
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Consumers in high-risk districts are facing unaffordable premiums for property cover - a situation that some blame on insurers' increasingly detailed pricing methods. But insurers argue that address-level pricing allows them to close protection gaps. David Walker reports
11 February 2021
Politicians and civil society tend to blame insurers for widening protection gaps. But insurers say governments and regulators must share responsibility. So what can be done to solve what all regard as a growing problem? Christopher Cundy reports from Eiopa's 10th anniversary conference
9 February 2021
Do life insurers really face the risk of adverse selection from customers that have taken predictive genetic tests? Academics think not, and insurers and policyholders could indeed benefit from wider use of genetic testing, as Paul Walsh reports
3 February 2021
After failing spectacularly to prove they were not liable for business interruption claims related to Covid-19 lockdowns, Australian underwriters are now facing the prospect of numerous and lengthy court cases. David Walker reports
29 January 2021
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