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MEP demands more influence over Solvency II reforms
03 February 2022Stakeholders have criticised the European Commission for leaving key details out of directive
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Dutch MEP decries privatisation of ESG data important to insurers
03 February 2022Kieler Rück CEO calls European Single Access Point a "game changer"
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Germany's insurers ready for the green light
02 February 2022Trade association GDV has detailed plans for national-level reforms in 2022, and is hoping progress will not be stalled by the newly formed coalition government. David Walker reports
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Bullish outlook for UK's bulk annuity market in 2022
19 January 2022The UK's bulk market remains buoyant with growing insurer capacity. This year could also see mega transactions and potential shifts in market dynamics. Ronan McCaughey explains
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European insurers call for IFRS 9 change to clarify reported profit
17 January 2022Feedback made to the accounting standard's post-implementation review
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Legacy life books: targeted approaches to de-risking and optimisation
17 January 2022In the second of two articles, Luca Tres reviews how a targeted risk transfer strategy can help life insurers better manage their legacy books - and looks to the future of legacy life de-risking
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Insurers wrestle with biodiversity measurement and insurable interest
13 January 2022French reinsurer Scor details steps towards managing ecosystem risks
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Swiss Re selling remaining stake in Phoenix
11 January 2022Holding was a remnant from sale of ReAssure
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InsuranceERM's top stories of the year
31 December 2021Christopher Cundy, Ronan McCaughey, Sarfraz Thind and Paul Walsh reveal the most-read stories that ran in 2021 and discuss why they will remain relevant in 2022
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Apac re/insurers welcome the alternative
29 December 2021Regulators in Asia have been busy creating frameworks for insurers to transfer risk to capital markets investors. Re/insurers are keen to tap this alternative source of capital, if the structures are right. David Walker reports