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Revise scope for IFRS 17 and 9 mismatch fix, say European insurers
Insurance Europe also asks IASB to clarify disclosure requirements
Prioritise IFRS 17 and 9, European insurers tell IASB
Insurance Europe responds to IASB's five-year plan
Lloyd's Patrick Tiernan: we can insure carbon-intensive industries, with provisos
"Socially irresponsible" to walk away from countries dependent on fossil fuels
Fundamental change needed to address geopolitical risk gap
Modelling for geopolitical risk needs to improve, says Cambridge University's Andrew Coburn
Irish insurers highlight their green credentials
Insurance Ireland responds to UN IPCC climate study and Irish climate status report
Insurers warned Eiopa's Solvency II reporting proposals could hike costs
Insurance Europe flags the concern based on its preliminary analysis
New Zealand proposes additional solvency capital buffer
Interim insurance solvency standard to take effect in 2022 to reflect IFRS 17
Canadian actuaries to use Fiera Capital for IFRS 17 discount rates
CIA expands partnership with asset manager that also produces discount rate curves for pensions
CROs likely to become risk and sustainability officers
ROSF panellists discuss different approaches to sustainability strategies
Shareholders' association slams UK's IFRS 17 discount rate paper
UK Endorsement Board due to debate topic on 20 July
Analysis
CyberAcuView's Mark Camillo: cyber data collection first, policy influence next
Major insurers are backing CyberAcuView's efforts to collect cyber claims data and act as a focal point for the industry's engagements with law enforcement, regulators and law makers. Paul Walsh talks to its chief executive Mark Camillo
Covid-19 and technology challenge the three lines model
The "three lines of defence" model has pervaded insurers' approach to risk management, but how is it standing up to a rapidly changing environment? Cintia Cheong talks to the authors of a major CRO Forum report, and other experts, to find out
Can governments make a smooth exit from trade credit markets?
Credit and suretyship insurers received significant public support during the pandemic, but participants are now questioning how much longer it should continue, as ICISA chief Richard Wulff explains to David Walker
How insurance contracts can help the transition to net-zero
The Chancery Lane Project is launching an initiative to redesign insurance contracts so they can help combat climate change - and you can get involved. Christopher Cundy reports
Bank of England ignites the debate on UK-EU Solvency II equivalence
The EU is in no rush to grant the UK reciprocal equivalence on Solvency II and has stirred anger by saying it wants to see how far the UK diverges before giving the green light. Paul Walsh assesses the state of play and whether there is any potential for a future agreement
Is address-level pricing causing or solving natcat protection gaps?
Consumers in high-risk districts are facing unaffordable premiums for property cover - a situation that some blame on insurers' increasingly detailed pricing methods. But insurers argue that address-level pricing allows them to close protection gaps. David Walker reports