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Traditional insurance approaches "fail" on cyber risk
14 October 2019Milliman reviews the findings of a recent Eiopa cyber risk re/insurance study
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Liquidity risk management for life insurers
06 August 2019Managing liquidity requires a different approach from managing capital and must often be considered over different, typically much shorter, time periods – as consultants at Milliman explain
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IFRS 17 implementation perceived as more complex than Solvency II
04 July 2019Product pricing is expected to be most impacted by the standard
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Questioning the value of IFRS 17
02 July 2019Irish insurance chief risk officers have expressed scepticism about the benefits of IFRS 17 and fear the principles-based nature of the insurance accounting standard will hamper consistency. Ronan McCaughey explains
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IASB launches consultation on IFRS 17 amendments
26 June 2019Standards board will organise stakeholder events to supplement consultation
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Ireland's insurers zero in on operational resilience
19 June 2019Operational resilience is fast becoming the watchword for Ireland's re/insurance market and the country's insurance regulator. Ronan McCaughey explains
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Adopting Tunaru's ERM valuation approach "difficult but not impossible"
13 May 2019More work and significant modification needed, says Milliman
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US flood insurance: new model, new hope?
04 April 2019The federal flood insurance system has been setting milestones in mismanagement since it was introduced in 1968. Will a new risk model and other guidance improve the situation, and allow private insurers to participate? Sarfraz Thind reports
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Fema finally delivers new US flood risk model
18 March 2019Risk Rating 2.0 to go live in 2020 providing more accurate reflection of flood risk
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US life firms under pressure from accounting overhaul
08 January 2019It has been billed as the biggest change in US accounting rules for decades. But reportage of the new US GAAP LDTI standard remains sparse. Since coming into effect in August, with an implementation deadline of 2021, companies have been scrambling to assess the impact. Sarfraz Thind reports