Regulation Standards

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has expressed disappointment that the government has not committed to a clear timetable for actuarial regulation reforms in the Queen’s speech today.

Ahead of an expected European Commission investigation, Pieter Bouwknegt, Danny Dieleman and René Doff set out how mortgages are treated differently under European banking and insurance frameworks

Fabiola Schneider talks to Travis Elsum about detecting and addressing corporate greenwashing, the new EU Taxonomy, and investors’ role in the journey to a low-carbon economy

What does it mean to be a member of a regulated profession? Huw Morris listens in on a roundtable of experts as they discuss the opportunities and challenges facing actuaries in this field

Gemma Gregson and Stav Tsielepis consider how to reform UK energy supplier regulation

Global investment in regulatory technology – or RegTech – is set for a three-fold increase over the next four years, according to forecasts by Juniper Research.

The UK's economic secretary to the Treasury has outlined plans to “slash bureaucracy” by relaxing Solvency II insurance regulation, potentially unlocking growth and billions of pounds of investment in infrastructure.

Reforms to Solvency II being explored by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) risk increased volatility and a material reduction in funds held by UK insurers to withstand shocks, new analysis suggests.

What will the FCA’s new price walking rules mean for the UK insurance industry? Jeremy Keating explains

Richard Schneider, Jon Neale and Apostolos Papachristos discuss asset liability management for an IFRS 17 balance sheet