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A stamp of approval
Towers Watson's eighth global ERM survey has revealed startling progress in attitudes towards risk management and in the frameworks that insurers have implemented. But as Mike Wilkinson explains, there is still work to do
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Analysing your way to a digital advantage
The digital era presents a golden opportunity to engage with customers – and insurers should ensure they are not left behind, says David Ovenden, Insurance Management Consultancy Leader, Towers Watson
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Data: it's a question of confidence
Information is at the heart of effective risk and capital management, so making sure data solutions are robust is a necessity for modern insurers, as MBE's Andries Beukes explains
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Solvency II - Are you ready for challenges?
The first round of mandatory reporting under Solvency II will soon begin. For some insurers that might be the last wake-up call to advance...
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Don't pigeonhole a CRO
Carsten Hoffmann, a director at Towers Watson, explains why tomorrow's chief risk officers must be more engaged with the actual business and prove their worth as strategic advisers, rather than just worrying about risk frameworks and regulatory compliance.
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Preparing for the Go-Live of Solvency II
A discussion with Patrick Maeder and Maciej Piechocki of BearingPoint regarding the preparedness of insurers and regulators for the Going-Live of Solvency II
- European insurers call for change in Solvency II's supplemental reforms
- Japan's FSA probes personal data leak at Tokio Marine unit
- Allianz UK centralises sustainability strategy with new leadership role
- Beazley not anticipating major hit from CrowdStrike outage
- AI is only used for reserving by a fraction of insurers worldwide
- Life and annuity reinsurer Martello Re raises $1.3bn in second financing round
- German insurers dispute natcat recalibrations in Solvency II standard formula
- Insurance Ireland prescribes tonic for Irish re/insurance market
- Insured losses from CrowdStrike outage could exceed $1bn for Fortune 500
- CrowdStrike IT outage wake-up call for technology use, says WR Berkley CEO