AIG and Mass Mutual take on $1.6bn of Accenture's pension risks
Liabilities split between lump-sum payments and annuities
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Liabilities split between lump-sum payments and annuities
Statistics in French insurer’s Pillar III document give elegant insight at undertaking level
At least 30% of each firm must be owned by Malaysian investors says Central Bank
Under the weight of regulatory demands, insurers' finance functions have struggled to deliver the insight that the business needs – and that they want to produce – as financial officers and controllers discuss the part one of this InsuranceERM / Aptitude Software roundtable
Insurers with lower retention rates increased their motor market share in Q1 as others were forced to raise prices faster. They are, however, likely to be hit harder during their reinsurance renewals, and the profits lost across the entire sector could reach £3.5bn. Callum Tanner reports
Median measures more than adequate, though widely divergent between countries
Queen's speech sets out plan to tackle rising motor injury claims
BaFin starts internal discussion as underwriters reveal industry data before them
Analysis of public Solvency II reports shows literally a tonne of information is now available to stakeholders. But who will use it? Do the reports satisfy stakeholders? And how might the reports evolve? David Walker reports
Whether it’s the business of reforming elements of Solvency II, guaranteeing market access for UK firms selling into Europe or reforming the Ogden discount rate, a weak government will mean gridlock and uncertainty, says Callum Tanner
Fragmentation of financial services must be avoided says Philip Hammond
Growing concentrations of high-value assets and populations in Middle Eastern cities are vulnerable to often overlooked earthquake risk, report says
TAL Life not informed of third-party sales of its life cover, says watchdog
Three firms go from negative to stable thanks to limited impact of Brexit
CIMCON Software has been providing clients with end user computing (EUC) risk management software for over 15 years. Chief executive Craig Hattabaugh explains the risks of EUCs to the insurance industry and how to tackle them.
The prevailing political environment has a significant impact on how re/insurers operate, so risk managers should respond to this current period of instability and uncertainty with new approaches, says Frieder Knüpling
As Stephen Wilcox looks set to leave Allianz UK by the end of the summer, he reflects on how his role as CRO has developed over the last seven years alongside more recent regulatory and political frustrations. He spoke to Callum Tanner at Allianz's office in London.
Insurers have one year to prepare for the EU's General Data Protection Regulation and implementation will not be straightforward. But there is much to be gained from taking a customer-centric approach, as REaD Group's Andrew Bridges explains
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.
Photos from our fifth annual Data for ERM & Solvency II conference in London.
Nine executives recognised for their work on risk and capital management, Brexit and Solvency II
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.
Updates from 17 EU insurance supervisors and regulators on the status of Solvency II implementation, covering internal models, adjustments and transitionals.
Insurer looking to expand advanced data and analytics capabilities
Ramy Tadros to replace Stan Talbi who retires after 43 years
Robert Paiano to replace Robert Rupp
