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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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Brexit an opportunity for competition between EU and UK regulators
16 May 2017PRA should better recognise state-based insurance regulation, says Trans Re chief
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A death knell for the Sifi designation?
02 May 2017The US inquiry into the designation of non-bank systemically important financial institutions looks likely to see insurers AIG and Prudential Financial shed the label, while ensuring the court appeal against MetLife becomes obsolete. What will replace Obama's post-crisis regulation and will it affect the international process? Callum Tanner reports
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The surprising inconsistency of risk appetite and risk tolerance statements
02 March 2017Dave Ingram explains how Willis Re's study of insurers' risk appetite and risk tolerance statements revealed wide differences in the concepts they express
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NAIC digs its claws into EU-US covered agreement
17 February 2017A Congressional hearing has given opponents of the covered agreement the opportunity to argue for its renegotiation under the Trump administration. Christopher Cundy reports
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Covered agreement could disappear under Trump, say lawyers
14 February 2017New administration may see agreement as favouring EU interests
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TSC hearing: gaining equivalence a priority for UK Solvency II reforms
17 January 2017Single market access now off the cards after May speech
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NAIC slams secretive process behind covered agreement
16 January 2017Could act as "backdoor to force foreign regulations on US companies"
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Big data an "existential challenge" to state regulation system
06 January 2017Regulations are not keeping up with technology, says Birny Birnbaum