Archive

  • IFRS 17 implementation to cost up to $20bn globally

    07 June 2021

    WTW's survey reveals insurers are doubtful of reporting benefits

  • WTW launches physical climate risk modelling tool

    13 April 2021

    Model launch comes after announcements from RMS and Conning

  • Insurtech weekly: Openly, Battleface, Prudential Financial, Allianz, B3i, Tremor, WTW

    24 December 2020

    A roundup of the latest fundraisings and collaborations in the world of insurance technology

  • WTW expands climate advisory team

    13 October 2020

    Tony Rooke joins from CDP

  • IASB staff propose 2023 deadline for IFRS 17

    06 March 2020

    One year later than previous recommendation

  • WTW hints at IFRS 17 effective date, based on February decisions

    28 February 2020

    Willis Towers Watson says redeliberations have resulted in minor changes to the accounting standard

  • The most dangerous risk for re/insurers in 2020

    06 February 2020

    Climate change rises sharply in Willis Towers Watson's rankings

  • Capital models: run, review, repeat

    15 January 2019

    Recent surveys by consultancies Willis Towers Watson and PwC have revealed how UK life insurers have revised their approach to capital modelling. Christopher Cundy reports on some of the highlights

  • Willis Towers Watson to launch IFRS 17 software in 2019

    29 November 2018

    Regulatory and other reporting requirements are driving the pace of change, says the broker

  • Analysts welcome UK's move to improve solvency capital disclosure

    27 September 2018

    PRA publishes template to aid insight into capital roll forward