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Willis Towers Watson to launch IFRS 17 software in 2019
Regulatory and other reporting requirements are driving the pace of change, says the broker
Insurers maintain push for two-year IFRS 17 delay
Proposed one-year deferral is good, but not good enough
IAIS Luxembourg: AI and big data require crucial risk management changes, experts warn
Insurers need to upgrade their risk management operations to cope with technologies
ILS issuance hits record $1.6bn for third quarter
On track to beat annual issuance figure as new perils covered
Insurance patent filings jump 40% in a year
Focus on pricing and telematics to make risk modelling more accurate
Climate risk management: the heat is on
Managing financial risks from climate change is becoming an important issue for insurers. Ronan McCaughey speaks to firms about the tools they use to gauge climate risk - and how they plan to deal with this major global challenge
Deal value for global insurance M&A highest since financial crisis
However, volume fell to just 84 deals in H1, the lowest since 2009
IASB to discuss whether IFRS 17 re-opening is necessary "in coming months"
Board members urge any amendments to be narrow in scope
IFRS 17: A delay in the balance
Arguments are raging about whether implementation of the new insurance contracts accounting standard should be delayed. Cintia Cheong wraps up the latest developments in the long-running saga
Finding the future for AI in P&C insurance
Artificial intelligence has the potential to improve a number of important processes, and raise the understanding of risk drivers, insurers told Willis Towers Watson in a recent survey. Neil Chapman explains the key findings to Paul Walsh