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Subscribe nowPublic consultation and economic impact assessment due on the ICS
RBNZ did want solvency, outsourcing and conduct insights from appointed actuaries
Impact of being designated as internationally active insurer is "extremely limited"
Supervisors' association outlines priorities for next two years
The insurer's IFRS 17/9 programme manager for the Asia Region shares his insights
Revision prompted by introduction of AASB 17 accounting standard
The interim solvency standard is part of a two-phase review by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand
RBNZ to review insurers' disclosure, solvency capital and statutory funds
Six firms benefit from one-year extension to "preferential treatment"
Interim insurance solvency standard to take effect in 2022 to reflect IFRS 17
Osfi to host briefing session for insurers
The sector was also affected by higher capital requirements
Osfi updates on progress with capital requirements for insurers
Insurers' stock prices more affected by climate change than other sectors
Osfi schedules technology-related initiatives in the next two years
No changes to draft definitions of comparability following a consultation
This month's US Senate Banking Committee hearing on insurance shone a light on where politicians have the biggest concerns about the sector. Sarfraz Thind reports
Japan is midway through development of a new capital framework that takes its lead from the Insurance Capital Standard. This should make it a beacon for international prudential rules, as the FSA's Shigeru Ariizumi explains to Sarfraz Thind
Richard Chan, Hong Kong chief investment officer and Asia head of ALM at Axa, discusses Hong Kong's forthcoming risk-based capital regime and how insurers will respond
As risk-based capital regimes such as China's C-Ross are implemented in Asia, insurers will be looking at options for capital management including reinsurance, as Hugo Choi explains to David Walker
DWS's Ellen Yang can fairly claim unique insight into the development of China's prudential regulation. She talks to David Walker about her involvement and the impact of the Phase II rules
The global Insurance Capital Standard (ICS) requires yet more modelling work for insurers and some of its rules for calculating capital are vague. It's currently a low priority for insurers and investors, but UK firms in particular should watch closely. Christopher Cundy reports