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New Zealand to consider additional solvency buffer for insurers
RBNZ also to scrutinise insurers' conduct
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
New Zealand to review insurance solvency standards
Regulator blames troubled insurer CBL for not being transparent
The Fed and insurance rules: an eclectic fit
The US Federal Reserve created an advisory committee last month – and Manulife’s treasurer Halina von dem Hagen is joining it. She tells Sarfraz Thind about the key issues the market might want to consider right now, including mark-to-market regulation and systemic risk
ICS 2.0: comparability is the hot topic at IAIS Abu Dhabi meeting
A decision on comparability of solvency regimes at the International Association of Insurance Supervisors meeting next month will determine the future of the Insurance Capital Standard. Paul Walsh reports
What's on the horizon for Bermuda's re/insurance market
Deloitte’s Gokul Sudarsana talks to Christopher Cundy about his thoughts on some of the trends and challenges that face Bermuda's insurance market
US introduces bill to protect own interests ahead of IAIS Abu Dhabi meet
Bill to ensure US negotiators reject ICS if it doesn't recognise US system
Apra consults on integrating IFRS 17 into prudential framework
Australian regulator also asks insurers for AASB 17 preparation update
Team USA under pressure from Senate to reject bad ICS deal
Vote on ICS 2.0 is due in November
Hong Kong approaches transition to risk-based capital
Hong Kong’s long-awaited risk-based capital (RBC) regime is beginning to take shape ahead of its planned implementation in 2022. Paul Walsh reports on the latest developments