Insurers face levelling up from ISSB's global sustainability disclosure standards
The standards aim to create a common language for companies
FIS and PwC strike climate risk alliance for insurers and businesses
Partnership aims to enable insurers and companies prepare for and adhere to climate risk rules
FIS updates Prophet suite
The vendor said the improvements are designed to support insurers on IFRS 17 and LDTI
FIS survey finds huge demand for solvency and risk modelling upgrades
The software vendor reports 78% of insurers highlighted need to upgrade capabilities
Cloud outsourcing comes down to earth
Insurers are being pushed to better manage the operational risks arising from the use of cloud computing. There are some deep challenges involved, but regulations are arriving that might help, as Ronan McCaughey reports
Get the inside track on LDTI
It will be examined at the Insurance Risk & Capital Americas virtual conference on 22 September.
FIS: LDTI delay would boost smaller insurers' transformation
Insurers need to review continuity plans from Covid-19 disruptions, the firm says
IFRS 17 to take effect in 2023
IFRS 9 for insurers will also be further delayed to avoid mismatches
The technology trends in risk and capital management
As re/insurers look to implement IFRS 17, manage cyber risk and drive modelling efficiencies, software vendors are gearing up to respond. Cloud and process automation solutions also figure highly in this year's InsuranceERM Technology Guide, introduced by Ronan McCaughey
Why South Korea leads the way on IFRS 17
South Korea has pioneered the adoption of the new accounting standard for insurance contracts, as well as coping with preparations for a new capital standard at the same time. Martin Sarjeant explains how
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