Royal & sunalliance
Insurance risk manager of the year: RSA
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The deadline for Solvency II implementation has long been a moving target – and European legislators agreed last year to give insurers an extra year to comply, with the regulation now due to come into...
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The fifth quantitative impact study (QIS 5) to calibrate the requirements of Solvency II – to run between August and November – “will not lead to anything of any great meaning”, according to David...
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Winners of the fourth annual OpRisk&Compliance Achievement Awards collected their trophies with smiles and robust applause from the audience.
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The game of life
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Regulators are increasingly bearing down on insurers as the market looks to establish better risk management practices. With the Solvency II proposals being drafted, what are insurance companies doing to make sure they can comply with the stricter regulations...
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Regulation to hit UK insurers for £15bn with little tangible gain
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New risk-based regulation will cost the UK insurance industry between £10 billion and £15 billion, with tangible benefits measured at less than £1 billion, according to a cost-benefit analysis conducted by the UK’s chief financial watchdog, the Financial...
Regulation to hit UK insurers for £15bn with little tangible gain
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New risk-based regulation will cost the UK insurance industry between £10 billion and £15 billion, with tangible benefits measured at less than £1 billion, according to a cost-benefit analysis conducted by the UK's chief financial watchdog, the Financial...
Institute of Risk Management appoints King
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UK-based educational body and members organisation, the Institute of Risk Management (IRM), has appointed David King as its new executive director. King is on secondment from UK insurer Royal & SunAlliance (R&SA) for an initial period of one year.
Insurers embrace risk systems
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Insurance companies have been slower than banks to adopt advanced risk modelling techniques and technologies. But regulatory changes and business exigencies are spurring them to adopt a new generation of risk and capital management systems.
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