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Merging supervisory authorities could put insurance expertise at risk, lobby group warns
16 May 2017Eiopa should not be granted new powers at this stage, says Insurance Europe
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Insurers are not providing 'material level' of cyber coverage, says OECD
16 May 2017Limited data, product overlapping and risk of correlation among the factors
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Data protectionism limiting battle against cyber risk
16 May 2017Nations need to allow global firms to use international resources, says Liberty Mutual chief
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Ambiguities persist in covered agreement, says former NAIC president
16 May 2017NAIC unlikely to trash agreement via Congress but wants added assurances
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Brexit an opportunity for competition between EU and UK regulators
16 May 2017PRA should better recognise state-based insurance regulation, says Trans Re chief
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Kyobo Life adopts Aon Benfield's IFRS 17 solution
16 May 2017Pathwise vendor claims world-first IFRS 17 solution for insurers
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Insurers need to dig deep to predict clients' vulnerability to WannaCry attack
15 May 2017Claims expected from business interruption, not ransom payments
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Analysts seek help from Generali on evaluating SFCR content
15 May 2017The underwriter is establishing a central contact point to explain Solvency II documents
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Court pauses MetLife's Sifi case
15 May 2017FSOC has 60 days to deliberate
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Helvetia Insurance funds academic "innovation lab"
15 May 2017Four researcher posts established at the University of St. Gallen
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