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IAIS Abu Dhabi: Why the Treasury and NAIC returned different ICS conclusions
“Team USA” voiced wildly divergent tones in their reaction to the ICS talks in Abu Dhabi last week. But, despite their strong statements, the US negotiators appear to be in accordance over zero implementation of IAIS’s capital accord and the potential to move forward with compromise. Sarfraz Thind reports
IAIS Abu Dhabi: compromise on global capital standard keeps process on track
Paul Walsh summarises the reaction to today’s agreements that keep the Insurance Capital Standard on track, but not without objections from Canada and questions about US comparability
NAIC backs Fed group capital proposals
New rules more burdensome for regulated insurers but win for state structure
Team USA under pressure from Senate to reject bad ICS deal
Vote on ICS 2.0 is due in November
US regulators must focus on cyber, technology
Linda Lacewell highlights need for more women in insurance at NAIC's New York event
Climate risk in the US: time to stand up
Trenchant politics, vested interests, short-term thinking ... tackling climate change in the US is an uphill battle. Washington insurance commissioner Mike Kreidler tells Sarfraz Thind about the difficulties of standing up to the status quo
NAIC approves law on EU-US covered agreement
States receive go-ahead to implement pact designed to reduce reinsurer collateral
NAIC reiterates anti-ICS position
Cioppa defends US insurance regulatory system against untested Solvency II
Big data to be most impactful technology say insurers
AM Best’s COO highlights opportunities and challenges for technology at NAIC event
International capital standards: the US's chorus of disapproval
Development of the global insurance capital standard (ICS) has always been controversial. But the level of ire expressed by the US government, regulators and insurers at this week's NAIC conference was unprecedented. Sarfraz Thind reports