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Source: Life & Pension Risk
Insurers need to overhaul their approach to dealing with the flow of data within their organisations, if they are to comply with all of the requirements of Solvency II, not just Pillar I. Clive Davidson...
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Source: Life & Pension Risk
With banks pulling out of social housing and governments slashing grants, could pension funds and life insurers fill the emerging void? Blake Evans-Pritchard reports
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US insurers' mortality exposure encourages diversification with UK longevity risks
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Volatility in the market means guarantees are getting more expensive. Blake Evans-Pritchard looks at whether companies will be able to continue to offer such products – and what this means for the consumer
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Investors and issuers remain concerned about China's capital account liberalisation programme, and their ability to hedge longer-term risk
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A new rule from the securities regulator, effective September 12, means some Hong Kong-listed A-share ETFs will have to fully collateralise counterparty risk exposure from their P-note issuers. The move could cause existing investors to rethink their...
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Source: Life & Pension Risk
The implementation of new regulations for the US pension industry and increased awareness of financial risk are motivating pension funds in the country to address risk management issues, including longevity risk, according to Amy Kessler, head of longevity...
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Several longevity swap transactions are in the pipeline despite market turmoil, says Hymans Robertson's Patrick Bloomfield
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Source: Asia Risk
Insurance companies are rebuilding their asset liability management technology and risk capital modelling capabilities to better manage their risks as they ramp up their regional coverage and move to meet new risk-based capital rules. Harry Thompson...
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Rothesay Life, the wholly owned Goldman Sachs insurance subsidiary, has successfully reinsured £100 million-worth of longevity exposure to US-based firm Prudential Retirement. The deal by Prudential Retirement – a business unit of Prudential Financial,...
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