Regulation Standards

Servaas Houben considers how IFRS 17 principles could benefit insurers in the Caribbean – and what European insurers could learn from the region when it comes to implementing the standard

Mauritius is more than a picture-postcard holiday destination, says Bernard Yen – it is also a thriving location for financial services

Wendy Walford outlines the need for consistent and comparable sustainability disclosures, and discusses why two new standards from the International Sustainability Standards Board are a step in the right direction

Brandon Choong and Claire McColl discuss Solvency II reforms and their potential implications for the UK bulk purchase annuity market

Hisham Ramadan tells Ruolin Wang and Yiannis Parizas about the growth of the actuarial and insurance sectors in his country, and the challenges that remain

In a complex world, our current risk management systems may not be up to the job of navigating disruption. Adél Drew looks at how adopting ‘operational resilience’ can help

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) has welcomed the UK government's plans for reforms to Solvency II regulation, but has recommended an alternative approach to the fundamental spread methodology.

Neil Mitchell examines the structures behind the governance of the climate commons through a social network analysis

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has today launched a new campaign urging pension trustees to prepare for their dashboard deadlines, with many still not ready for next year's phase-in period.

The global insurance industry is forecast to spend up to $24bn (£19.6bn) implementing the new IFRS 17 accounting standard, which is significantly more than was projected a year ago.