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Life Re London 2026: ACLI chief praises good relations with US gov despite Trump volatility
05 June 2026David Chavern addresses audience at InsuranceERM's Global Life Reinsurance Event in London
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Global insurance community mourns the passing of Dirk Kempthorne
05 May 2026He was a former president of the GFIA and led the American Council of Life Insurers from 2010-2018
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InsuranceERM brings Global Life Reinsurance conference to New York
30 October 2025The conference will take place on 3 November
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IR&C Americas: Regulatory arbitrage seen as top structural disruptor in re/insurance
18 September 2025Conference panellists highlight capital access pressures and rise of asset manager-insurer model as key trends
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US RBC modernisation: what to expect from the capital rule review
08 April 2025US regulators have initiated a reappraisal of the Risk-Based Capital rules and how future reforms should be made. Sarfraz Thind and Christopher Cundy report
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IAIS wants us to "share their pains", says NAIC president
26 February 2025Commissioner Godfread issues robust defence of US insurance system
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Time to adopt ICS, conclude AM comparable
14 October 2024The deadline to adopt the Insurance Capital Standard is fast approaching and a crucial decision on comparability with the US Aggregation Method awaits. ACLI's Mariana Gomez-Vock argues it is time for supervisors to resolve their differences
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Insurance Risk & Capital Americas conference returns to New York
11 September 2024It will be held on Monday 16 September in New York - with a 40% discount for InsuranceERM subscribers
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What world leaders need to know about the insurance sector
19 August 2024Major protection gaps are opening up in natural catastrophes, pensions, cyber and health. Closing them is possible, but only if the appropriate regulations are in place, argues Susan K. Neely
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NAIC's asset-intensive reinsurance proposals fuel agony and ecstasy
02 August 2024Soon-to-be-unveiled US rules could have a dramatic impact on the business of asset-intensive reinsurance and have drawn a surge of conflicting opinions from consumers, insurers and regulatory advisors. Sarfraz Thind reports