VW scandal puts German legal insurers 'in a spin'
SFCRs reveal insurers are still feeling the pain from the diesel emissions scandal
SFCRs reveal insurers are still feeling the pain from the diesel emissions scandal
InsuranceERM rounds up the latest developments in the fast-moving world of insurtech
It is L&G’s first PRT transaction in Canada
The actuarial world may sometimes be perceived as a stolid profession, but the development and integration of new technologies means the sector is moving apace. A survey by the US Society of Actuaries highlights the key technology trends in the business. Sarfraz Thind explains
How should insurers communicate the risks and benefits of their products to potential retail customers? A recent paper from the UK Institute and Faculty of Actuaries investigated this question and came up with some surprising results. Christopher Cundy explains
Darlington steps up from group CRO at Aviva
The insurer also grew its responsible investment portfolio to more than $52bn in 2018
Subsidiary is seeking an Irish office in light of Brexit, its SFCR says
Despite the recent efforts by the IASB in proposing several changes to ease the implementation of IFRS 17, the new accounting standard for insurance contracts, some in the industry believe more needs to be done. Cintia Cheong rounds up the latest developments on IFRS 17 and the outstanding issues until its launch
Regulator’s chief executive warns against proposal arising from Kingman review
Findings revealed in the Willis Re reinsurance market report
A limited number of exceptions will be allowed, however, on a case-by case basis
Talanx's chief risk officer Gerhard Stahl talks to David Walker about the 2020 review of Solvency II, how to improve risk reporting, and the story behind ESG integration
IERM 2018/19 award winners provide detailed insight on the latest industry trends and solutions in a challenging market environment
In his fourth article on insuring intangible risks, Tim Freestone investigates the limitations of the patent protection markets and how growth could be stimulated
The federal flood insurance system has been setting milestones in mismanagement since it was introduced in 1968. Will a new risk model and other guidance improve the situation, and allow private insurers to participate? Sarfraz Thind reports
Dave Ingram and Mark Mennemeyer discuss the results of their poll on which risks are considered most dangerous to insurers
There are strong forecasts for growth in the cyber insurance markets, but insurers have obstacles to surmount if they are to be successful. Sarfraz Thind reports
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Photos from the IFRS 17 Conference 2019, which took place on 27 February in London.
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The Insurance Authority is making progress on a new regulatory and licensing regime
The French activist fund claims proxy support to split Kessler’s roles at Scor
Filip Coremans to take on development role