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Domhnall Cullinan to leave Irish insurance supervisory role

He will be succeeded by the Central Bank of Ireland's director of enforcement and anti-money laundering

Eiopa elects Irish and Portuguese supervisors to management board

US risk experts map out wish list to mature cyber market

Speakers at the NAIC international insurance forum in Washington DC shared their insights

Irish regulator calls for insurance sector vigilance after banking volatility

Domhnall Cullinan was speaking at the Insurance Ireland-Milliman CRO Forum

Ireland's insurance regulator talks Solvency II divergence and going green

Domhnall Cullinan, director of insurance supervision at the Central Bank of Ireland, speaks to Ronan McCaughey about the biggest risks and regulatory challenges facing the sector in 2023

Risk experts list fears about UK Solvency II reforms

The UK's Solvency II reforms provoked strong opinions at the Insurance Risk & Capital EMEA conference, where experts discussed the challenge of regulating a changing world. Ronan McCaughey reports

Ireland's Central Bank sets three priorities for insurance supervision

Regulator probes "value for money" question in long-term products

US climate risk: towards global alignment?

The US response to climate change has been complicated by inconsistent disclosure, muddled models and divergent state standards. Now the federal government is beginning to act, is the country's insurance sector ready to step up? Sarfraz Thind reports

Regulators highlight dividends, Brexit and Solvency II as key topics for 2021

German, Irish and British regulators discussed their top concerns for 2021 at InsuranceERM's Insurance Risk & Capital EMEA conference last week. Cintia Cheong reports

Domhnall Cullinan to head Irish insurance supervisory role

He succeeds Sylvia Cronin at the Central Bank of Ireland and will take up his role from 1 September