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Insurtech weekly: Carrot Insurance; Neptune Flood; Milliman; Collective Benefits
28 February 2020InsuranceERM rounds up the latest developments in the fast-moving world of insurtech
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Solvency II 2020 review proposals spur proportionality concern
06 December 2019Irish insurance chief risk officers raised issues at a recent forum in Dublin
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Wildfire cat modelling benefits highlighted
30 October 2019Milliman says wildfire models can provide enhanced quantification of future wildfire risk
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Traditional insurance approaches "fail" on cyber risk
14 October 2019Milliman reviews the findings of a recent Eiopa cyber risk re/insurance study
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Liquidity risk management for life insurers
06 August 2019Managing liquidity requires a different approach from managing capital and must often be considered over different, typically much shorter, time periods – as consultants at Milliman explain
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IFRS 17 implementation perceived as more complex than Solvency II
04 July 2019Product pricing is expected to be most impacted by the standard
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Questioning the value of IFRS 17
02 July 2019Irish insurance chief risk officers have expressed scepticism about the benefits of IFRS 17 and fear the principles-based nature of the insurance accounting standard will hamper consistency. Ronan McCaughey explains
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IASB launches consultation on IFRS 17 amendments
26 June 2019Standards board will organise stakeholder events to supplement consultation
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Ireland's insurers zero in on operational resilience
19 June 2019Operational resilience is fast becoming the watchword for Ireland's re/insurance market and the country's insurance regulator. Ronan McCaughey explains
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Adopting Tunaru's ERM valuation approach "difficult but not impossible"
13 May 2019More work and significant modification needed, says Milliman