Michael Faulkner
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US state and federal insurance regulators are squaring up
US state regulators are worried the Federal Insurance Office is exceeding its remit
Solvency II’s level 2 is the next battleground
Insurers have concerns about European Commission's unofficial Level 2 text
New Solvency II capital charges still threat to ABS demand
European insurer demand for debt securitisations could vanish despite proposals for lower capital charges
UK regulator 'will not gold plate Solvency II' - Adams
Prudential Regulation Authority to copy wording 'as closely as possible'
The Omnibus II deal may have been done, but tough negotiations remain
'Robust debates' await level 2 discussions
Insurance Risk North America: Bank-centric capital backstop 'would threaten consumers'
MetLife CRO outlines company's proposal for backstop capital standard
Insurance Risk North America: Capital projection and stress test data challenge insurers in Orsa development
Industry trying to focus on Orsa and regulatory capital
The economic view
Insurers are using the delays to Solvency II to improve their economic capital models
Collateral management survey 2013: collateral concerns grow
Insurance Risk’s second collateral management survey in conjunction with BNY Mellon finds more insurers are taking steps to prepare for new derivatives regulation, but concerns about collateral availability are mounting
Sponsored webinar: The business case for enhanced data governance
A panel of experts discuss how improved data governance can provide business benefits for insurers
Insurer global capital standard must be 'simple and pragmatic' says Ace risk chief
ComFrame must not be prescriptive if it is to enhance supervision of international groups
Insurers urged to prepare global risk management strategies
Sars outbreak 'showed insurers not immune to interconnected global crises', says AIG Asia-Pac deputy finance chief
Asian insurers 'must strengthen data security' in face of new laws and technology
Data security legislation and new technologies require more sophisticated security measures, say CROs.