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Solvency II's biggest unintended consequences
In part two of a Q&A to accompany the launch of his book on Solvency II, Karel Van Hulle discusses the impact of the directive, and how the insurance sector should prepare for sustainability, Brexit and new technologies
Pension acquisitions boost Phoenix's profit
But Brexit uncertainties hit gross inflows, said the life and pensions consolidator
Currency risk assessments spur insurers to change reporting currencies
Insurance Risk Data reveals three European firms have switched currencies in last three years
Insurers hope Boris Johnson can complete "orderly" Brexit
ABI's Huw Evans reacts to Boris Johnson’s election as Conservative party leader
M&A will remain critical growth strategy for many insurers
Insurers will also have to broaden their service offerings, says Deloitte
What's next for the MA and VA?
More than €100bn of capital relief is provided by Solvency II's matching and volatility adjustments, but they are far from uncontroversial. As the European Commission begins to consider reforms, Christopher Cundy reports on the problems and possible solutions
No-deal Brexit risks UK insurers' credit ratings
Growth prospects for life insurance sector stronger than for P&C, says S&P
NAIC approves law on EU-US covered agreement
States receive go-ahead to implement pact designed to reduce reinsurer collateral
UK insurers want greater flexibility for IFRS 17 transition
Huw Evans outlines ABI’s initiatives
Ireland's insurers zero in on operational resilience
Operational resilience is fast becoming the watchword for Ireland's re/insurance market and the country's insurance regulator. Ronan McCaughey explains