Yuen Leng Chin and Roshan Perera put Sri Lanka under the spotlight to highlight some of the innovations originating from its general insurance market and consider the future of disruptive development in light of recent regulatory reform
Memoria Lewis and Caryn Chua talked to members in Singapore and Malaysia to ask about the ASEAN Economic Community and how they think the region will advance and implement changes
After the UN conference in Paris last year, it is increasingly clear that financial institutions need to take action on climate change. But how exactly will this issue affect financial institutions, and what actions can and should be taken, as the severity and frequency of events gathers pace? Sharanjit Paddam and Kate Mackenzie discuss these challenges for Australia
George Osborne announced today that the UK government has worked systematically through a plan on the uncertainties faced following the outcome of the referendum.
The gap in UK defined benefit (DB) pension funding has now reached £900bn, an increase of £80bn from yesterday, as a result of UK's decision of leaving the EU, Hymans Robertson has confirmed.
It is understood that despite the UK voting to leave the EU, the Solvency II directive is still applicable to UK insurers until new legislation is established.
The Australian government has announced it is to link the objective of the countrys private pensions system with retirement income under a standalone Act.
Critics of the pension industry have praised the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) for deciding not to recommend a EU-wide solvency regime for defined benefit (DB) schemes.
