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Companies will allocate resources back to strategic issues
24 December 2012It's time to refocus on traditional areas of ERM, says Milliman's Neil Cantle.
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The financial crisis is still the biggest ERM challenge
21 December 2012Persistently low interest rates continue to pose problems, says Munich Re's Jürgen Dümont
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Early pillar 3 reporting would be unnecessary burden
21 December 2012ABI urges practical solution to Solvency II implementation
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Gjensidige chooses RiskIntegrity
20 December 2012Leading Norwegian insurer licenses Moody's Analytics' software
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Focus on the risks and issues that ERM misses
20 December 2012A good track record of addressing strategic risks will build ERM's value into the heart of business, says Hiscox CRO
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Solvency II pillars 2 and 3 will be implemented by 2014, says Eiopa
20 December 2012Eiopa will publish guidelines for supervisors
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Long-term guarantee assessment to launch on 28 January
19 December 2012Results end of March and Eiopa report in June
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US nat cats dominate 2012 losses
19 December 2012Swiss Re study predicts $65bn of industry losses this year
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Sandy to cost Lloyd's up to $2.5bn
19 December 2012Catlin expects a $200m hit
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IUA sets sights on PRA and FCA cooperation for 2013
19 December 2012Regulatory burden should be reasonable, cost-effective and fair, says IUA
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