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ExPRO deals could be as big as run-off market, ex-Darag boss says
Arndt Gossmann pioneers expiring policy roll-over deals to release capital
Brexit and low interest rates remain top risks for insurers
Supervisory vigilance and cooperation remains key
Understanding loss development "critical" for ILS investors
Experts open up about ILS market troubles
Diversification for the sake of Solvency II capital benefit is "utter rubbish", says Lloyd's CEO
John Neal says syndicates have responsibility to be profitable
Rothesay Life investors to inject £500m to fund growing business - UPDATED
Eyes £10bn of bulk annuity business this year
Three ways capital modelling is evolving
Conning’s Daniel Finn discusses the prospects for insurers’ capital and economic modelling practices
Ex-Darag chief appoints exec team for new legacy carrier
Gossmann & Cie says insurers’ cost of capital can be cut by up to 49%
Solvency II, IFRS 17, local GAAP, Basel IV... where is the consistency?
For the health of the financial sector and for the good of European citizens, accounting and solvency regimes for insurance and banking must be aligned around the same valuation concept, argue Serge Moulin, Giulio Terzariol and Carsten Zielke
Aon appoints Chaucer MD to lead UK & EMEA reinsurance analytics
Gero Michel to advise Aon clients on capital-efficient and structured solutions
Views of enterprise risk management in 2030
Chief risk officers who want to participate in the strategy of their organisations will need to develop their vision for the future of the ERM function. Willis Towers Watson executives share their views on how risk management might evolve