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US may struggle to accept global capital standards
27 June 2014NAIC labels the developments unnecessary
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Mexican association chooses Prophet for life modelling
17 June 2014AMIS to compare Mexican regulator's model to EU model
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US Senate eases Dodd-Frank law for insurers
05 June 2014Fed will be able to take account of differences between bank and insurance capital
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S&P questions merits of G-SII designation
04 June 2014May have positive and negative rating impacts
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China sets out insurer capital and risk requirements
22 May 2014Second-generation solvency framework due by end of year
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Compelling case for ComFrame 'missing'
16 May 2014But most insurers welcome the initiative, says KPMG
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Axa's de Mailly Nesle: CROs need to be controversial and constructive
16 May 2014Chief risk officers should be the ones raising challenges in any decision-making process, says Axa's group CRO Alban de Mailly Nesle. But they also need to avoid being too negative, he tells Lorna Davies.
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"No resentment" in Bermuda over Solvency II equivalence deal
02 May 2014Bermuda Monetary Authority director for licensing and authorisations, Shelby Weldon, tells Christopher Cundy how the country's supervisory regime is taking account of changes in regulation globally - not just in the EU
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FSB remains set on regulating re/insurers
01 April 2014Capital standard development on track for November
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World catching up with Europe on risk disclosure
28 March 2014Guy Carpenter's latest study into ERM disclosures revealed insurers have made great leaps forward, with the most significant improvements among firms based outside Europe. The spectrum of risk metrics remains wide, but is becoming more consistent, the brokerage says.