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Insurers pose less systemic risk than banks, shows study

Geneva Association research shows proposals for regulating systemically risky insurers are'misguided'

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Research published by the Geneva Association, the insurance think-tank, has added further weight to arguments against proposals to increase regulation on global systemically important insurers (G-Siis), say insurance industry lobby groups.

The association's research showed that the systemic risk posed by the world's largest insurers is far less than that posed by the banking industry. Trade

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