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ICS version 1.0 inspires little faith in IAIS timetable
15 August 2017Despite the IAIS heralding the launch of insurance capital standard version 1.0, insurers say it has achieved a lot less than originally promised. Is it time to scale back ambitions for version 2.0? Callum Tanner reports
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50 insurers to test global capital standard
21 July 2017Version 1.0 of ICS released for extended field test
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Insurer concerns remain rife on recovery and resolution planning
29 June 20171,200 comments received in IAIS's second attempt on ICP 12 consultation
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IAIS appoints Paserot to head of capital and solvency
24 May 2017Remaining as deputy secretary general, will begin new role on 1 June
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IAIS's Kawai: "a financial crisis is triggered and spread because of entities"
23 May 2017The International Association of Insurance Supervisors is developing a cross-sectoral, activities-based approach to systemic risk identification. Although some insurers are hoping this will eventually replace entities-based designation, Yoshihiro Kawai stresses that this will not be the case. He spoke to Callum Tanner at the NAIC conference in Washington, DC on 15 May
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IAIS chief holds firm on entities approach to systemic risk
17 May 2017Activities-based approach is complementary, says Kawai
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FSOC's Woodall criticises IAIS transparency and engagement
16 May 2017Woodall asks why he is not allowed to attend systemic risk meeting
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IAIS should avoid setting new standards on corporate governance says Insurance Europe
09 May 2017Lobby group asks for removal of "implicit" requirements in response to IAIS draft paper
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Insurers split on recovery and resolution planning
16 March 2017As the IAIS looks to develop a market-wide approach to systemic risk, Eiopa is developing rules that will require recovery and resolution plans from all insurers regardless of their size. This broader approach to systemic risk has split industry opinion and pitted large firms against small. Callum Tanner reports
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IAIS concerned by fintech disruption
14 March 2017Interconnectedness could increase due to limited number of tech platforms