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Reserving method could save €10bn on German ZZR in 2018
18 July 2018Researchers call proposed formula for life cash stockpiling a "palpable unburdening"
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Nine out of 10 confident to meet IFRS 17 deadline, survey finds
18 July 2018One third of insurers to spend at least €50m on complying with the accounting standard, says Deloitte
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Italian regulator introduces three-tiered rules on systems of governance
18 July 2018Ivass applies proportionality to the supervision of Italian insurers
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RMS unveils expanded terrorism model
18 July 2018RMS has updated its terrorism model to include new targets, exclude targets outside of attack criteria and to refine latitude and longitude coordinates of key attack points.
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Efrag decision will influence global IFRS 17 deadline
18 July 2018Opinions of EU will have global repercussions, says ABI assistant director
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Eiopa catalogues insurer failures and near misses
17 July 2018Deficiencies in staff and governance systems seen as the most common causes of trouble at insurers
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Munich Re appoints CFO as Jörg Schneider retires
17 July 2018Ergo's Christoph Jurecka replaces Schneider in 2019
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Insured losses from storm Friederike keep climbing
17 July 2018Perils’ insured loss estimates from Friederike have risen twice in the last six months
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Proliferation of space junk brings new risks to satellites
17 July 2018Over 19,000 objects are orbiting the Earth, putting satellite operations at risk
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Allianz Suisse chooses Moody's Analytics ESG
17 July 2018Supports modelling for Swiss Solvency Test
- Geopolitics remains the worry for insurers in 2024
- Phoenix Group appoints group CRO and chief actuary
- FTI's Thea Utoft Høj Jensen appointed director general of Insurance Europe
- Hurricane Helene's insured losses to reach up to $10bn, says Fitch
- State Farm could cut a million Californian policies by 2028
- Net zero "at all costs" is not the right goal, Lloyd's CEO says
- CROs join the conversation on carbon accounting
- Eiopa urged to include transition risks in Solvency II capital requirements
- Inclusivity, wellbeing and AI are shaping the insurance workforce of tomorrow
- Old Mutual Insure's chief actuary Ronald Richman is to step down