Enterprise Risk Management Technology Guide 2017-18
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.
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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 firm recommends insurers use drones more to dampen wage inflation
Swiss insurer forecasting large claims resulting from recent US hurricanes
UK regulator publishes complaints and remedies for pillar 3 reporting
Renzo Avesani holds the positions of chief risk officer and chief innovation officer at Unipol – a unique combination at such a large insurer. He tells Cintia Cheong about the firm’s latest initiatives and how it is adapting to life under Solvency II
The World Economic Forum has called for urgent innovation in risk modelling and said rapid global collaboration is crucial to dealing with the risks from new technology. David Walker reports
Regulator warns new risks may need analysis as underwriters broaden investments
Treat data protection carefully, use the right language and explain insurers’ role in risk mitigation, say panellists
Deadline for entries is 17 November
In this instalment, Tom Wilson, chief risk officer for Allianz, reviews the implications of a financial market correction for the industry and makes some recommendations on how risk, capital and value should be managed
Brexit is expected to cause a rush of requests to transfer insurance contracts between businesses. But so far, there has not been a deluge of Part VII applications. Paul Walsh reports
Deal equally split between insurers
Ramesh Indran joins 4most from Deloitte
Zurich predicts third quarter P&C claims of about $700m from hurricanes
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
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
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
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.
While Solvency II work lingers on, risk managers are having to expand their expertise into a broader array of risks – notably in the cyber and technology space – as chief risk officers discuss in part two of this InsuranceERM/BearingPoint roundtable
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
Shows how profits are likely to differ under new accounting standard
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
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
Number of members yet to be decided
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
Updates from 17 EU insurance supervisors and regulators on the status of Solvency II implementation, covering internal models, adjustments and transitionals.
Neil Bruce joins from Travelers Syndicate Management and Tim Rourke from LV=
Hires Geoffrey Craddock from its asset management affiliate
Clayton Whipp to retire next year