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News
Nine out of 10 confident to meet IFRS 17 deadline, survey finds
One third of insurers to spend at least €50m on complying with the accounting standard, says Deloitte
Efrag decision will influence global IFRS 17 deadline
Opinions of EU will have global repercussions, says ABI assistant director
Munich Re appoints CFO as Jörg Schneider retires
Ergo's Christoph Jurecka replaces Schneider in 2019
Climate change could cause UK flood losses to rise by 30%
JBA Risk Management makes projection using new model
High-res flood data is cat modelling's third disruptive wave - Muir-Wood
After the ‘Class of 93’ and the cat bond revolution, the ability to calculate building-level flood risk costs is causing a re-evaluation of flood insurance
Insurers' vision for ERM remains far off
Australian income protection providers warned of extinction
Munich Re defends coal practice
CFOs highlight IFRS 17 threat to traditional reinsurance
Ageas gets green light for Belgian reinsurance mixer
'New normal' emerging in property catastrophe renewals- Willis Re
Hong Kong reinsurers to gain preferential treatment from China
Analysis
Finding a role for insurance in a technology-driven economy
In the second article in his series on intangible asset risk, Tim Freestone explores why the growth in intellectual property and patent risks has not been matched by a corresponding growth in insurance
IFRS 17 earnings recognition: challenges, opportunities and innovations
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
Mapfre's Antonio Huertas: there should be one global capital regime
Mapfre's chief executive tells Cintia Cheong about the challenges and risks at the top of the Spanish insurer's agenda, including underinsurance, Solvency II and IFRS 17
Marine insurance blockchain platform hopes to cut costs, risks and capital
The world's first blockchain platform for the marine insurance sector was launched at the end of May. Paul Walsh sits down with some of the platform's leaders to discuss how it will save costs and reduce risk
Lloyd's syndicates despair after reinsurance catastrophe rate rises vanish
Veterans express "horror" at the lack of movement in reinsurance rates after 2017's natural catastrophes, as David Walker reports
Lloyd's syndicates detail extent of natcat losses
Annual accounts from Lloyd's syndicates show a leap in combined ratios and losses following 2017's natural catastrophes. David Walker analyses the figures
