Analysis

• The stress of going sub-zero

  28 July 2016

  UK insurers modelling the risk that interest rates move into negative territory are finding that the capital implications of doing so are less than straightforward. Hugo Coelho reports

• IAIS reaches fork in the road on systemic risk

  26 July 2016

  International regulators are opening up to the idea of framing systemic risk in market-wide activities rather than individual companies. Callum Tanner reports

• Post-Brexit slump makes mockery of Eiopa stress test

  21 July 2016

  The UK's Solvency II discount rates at the end of June put insurers in a worse position than the stress test scenario, so what can insurers and regulators hope to learn? Hugo Coelho reports

• Oasis lays roots in cat modelling scene

  14 July 2016

  The Oasis Loss Modelling Framework promised much, but has it delivered? Christopher Cundy reports on the crucial challenges it faces in the coming months

• Top tips for top-down validation

  07 July 2016

  Boards have struggled to get comfortable with validation of internal models. LCP's Charl Cronje suggests some ideas that may help

• Commission stands in the way of UFR reduction

  05 July 2016

  Stakeholders are sidestepping Eiopa and turning to Brussels in a bid to preserve the Solvency II long-term discount rate. Hugo Coelho reports

• Declining UK influence suggests far-reaching Solvency II reforms

  30 June 2016

  National supervisors argue that looming reviews of the standard formula and the long-term guarantees package could be wider than expected now the UK has voted to leave the EU. Hugo Coelho reports

• Cyber risk: cat modelling's biggest challenge yet

  28 June 2016

  Cyber risk is growing, unavoidable and ripe for insurance solutions. But can the industry really get to grips with such a rapidly evolving risk? Christopher Cundy reports

• Comment: A stunt never tried before

  24 June 2016

  Parting is easy, the problem is to agree on what comes next

• The realities of Brexit for UK insurers

  24 June 2016

  Market volatility should erode capital ratios, the possible loss of passporting rights may force restructuring and relocation – and regulation could well be tightened. Hugo Coelho reports