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How Covid-19 is changing the UK's prudential supervision
At a recent webinar organised by the Association of British Insurers, experts discussed what Covid-19 might mean for the future direction the UK prudential regulation. Cintia Cheong reports
Transition out of lockdown will be a focus for UK regulator
Not all insurers were well prepared for Covid-19, says Bank of England
UK names four IAIGs
Internationally active insurance groups will be supervised according to global rules
Market crash raises questions on matching adjustment benefit
The question of whether the Solvency II matching adjustment (MA) provides an appropriate benefit to insurers has returned to the fore in pandemic-hit markets. Christopher Cundy reports
Bank of England criticised for withholding stress test results
Former chief economist John Vickers says stopping publication is a mistake, The Times reports
UK's post-Brexit equivalence work is "very far advanced", says PRA chief
Sam Woods outlines Covid-19 priorities
Bank of England invites applications for TMTP recalculations after Covid-19 crash
Slump in government bond yields buffets balance sheets
UK may consider additional capital requirement for climate risk
Lack of universal definition and absence of data make it difficult to implement, says BoE's Carney
Bank of England optimistic Solvency II risk margin will be revised
Anna Sweeney gives her views on 2020 review and post-Brexit reforms
Bank of England confirms leaders for insurance supervision
Two women will lead insurance supervision in the UK for the first time