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European bodies flag "serious concerns" over Eiopa's third-country reinsurance supervision rules

Eiopa is seeking consistent supervision of agreements with reinsurers based outside EEA

AAE appoints Giampaolo Crenca as chair

AI can allow smaller risks to be covered, actuaries hear

Esko Kivisaari said insurers should ensure that AI extends insurance cover

Will AI grow or shrink the insurance market?

Artificial intelligence (AI) offers the opportunity for insurers to cover more risks at a reasonable price, but it also threatens insurability, as Esko Kivisaari discusses with Christopher Cundy

Lutz Wilhelmy to chair Actuarial Association of Europe

Actuaries at a premium in UK's hot jobs market

The UK jobs market for actuaries is booming, but how has the Covid-19 pandemic changed the sector? Cintia Cheong reports on the latest UK actuarial recruitment trends

UK's actuarial institute makes its Brexit on qualification recognition

IFoA strikes new agreements with four countries, reviewing US arrangements

IFRS 17 implementation: you have to question yourself over and over again

Daphné De Leval, vice chair of the Insurance Committee of the Actuarial Association of Europe, tells Cintia Cheong about the challenges of IFRS 17 implementation and how the experience of Solvency II helps

IFoA sticks with full AAE membership, at reduced fee

Agreement on mutual recognition of actuarial qualifications to expire at year-end

Actuaries should have statutory role in IFRS 17 accounting, says AAE

Association calls for co-operation with auditors to define statutory framework