Regulation Standards

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

Moody’s Analytics sponsored a roundtable event where experts considered the controversial and complex issue of how to assess climate change’s financial impact – Huw Morris reports

Blessing Mbukude shares his experiences of working as an actuary in Zimbabwe and Namibia

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has today launched a consultation on a new code of practice for the authorisation and supervision of collective defined contribution (CDC) pension schemes in the UK.

The Bank of England will focus on the soundness of insurers and protection of policyholders while supporting the industry to invest in the UK economy and the green transition, according to its governor Andrew Bailey.

Servaas Houben and Ronald Ketellapper explore the challenges of financial supervision in small countries, looking in particular at Curaçao

More than three-quarters of UK employers expect pension trustees to consider retiring due to an onslaught of regulatory and legislative change, research by the Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) has uncovered.