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Subscribe nowEiopa seeks to calm nerves following UK gilts crisis
Asset manager transfers $120bn assets to Voya IM, pays $6bn in fraud case
Regulator reviews latest trends
Analysts query plans to offload US variable annuity book
Move from Libor-based risk-free rate curve expected to have a marginal impact on solvency ratios
A number of financial institutions are yet to start transition, research finds
Situation is now "largely reversed"
Australian insurer also replaces chief risk officer
All but JPY 6 trn of underwriters' asset and investment exposure runs through 2021
EU insurance authority suggests transition measures and liquidity minimums
Restricted tier 1 debt issued alongside tender for grandfathered RT1 debt
Major report also considers asset illiquidity for EEA insurers
Falling risk-free rates and house prices dent solvency ratio
Widening credit spreads and growing portfolios boost figures by 15%
Transition to Sonia hampered by questions over Solvency II discount rate
The rating agency views the reform as credit positive
Another day, another UK financial market crash. But while it has gone wrong for British politics and pension funds, the current crisis may actually benefit insurers in the long run. Ronan McCaughey and Sarfraz Thind report
Plunging sterling and soaring gilt yields are buffeting insurers, but longer-term impacts of the government's disastrous "mini budget" are the real concerns, as Sarfraz Thind reports
Steven Morrison continues his series on profit emergence under IFRS 17 by considering financial risk and its impact on contracts with participation features – with a focus on the differences between the VFA and general measurement model, and the impact of risk mitigation
The Federal Reserve's work on large insurer regulation appeared to receive a final nail in the coffin when Prudential's Sifi designation was removed this month. Insurers have rejoiced, but systemic risk regulation has not been buried entirely. Sarfraz Thind reports
Luca Tres and Adam Robinson discuss IFRS 17 and its earning recognition criteria from a capital markets and insurance practitioner's perspective, and consider the challenges and the opportunities this presents
See which companies, teams and individuals have made the shortlist for this year's awards for risk and capital management