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In April, the Chinese Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) announced plans for a new regulatory regime. Haijing Wang discusses the move and how the regime will compare with Solvency II.

Jacqui Fenech considers whether an inconsistent approach by regulators across Europe to Solvency II implementation is putting UK firms at a disadvantage

Can the use of simulators help us to explore and develop a level of understanding of the complexities of Solvency II, asks Neil Reynolds

Richard Purcell and Gareth Mee consider how an insurer's Solvency II internal model definition could affect its decision to hedge the risk margin

Sonal Shah gives pause for thought in the application of the much misused comma

Simon Carne looks at the roles that perspective and consultation play in mediation and how they can boost an actuary’s problem-solving skill-set

Should pension actuaries hold more reserves in anticipation of an increase in life expectancy, asks Greg Becker