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  • Amendments to IFRS 17 from February 2019 IASB Meeting

    By Laura Hobern, Magnus Wilson | 19 February 2019

    As the industry has moved towards implementing IFRS 17, a number of issues have been raised, and at the February 2019 meeting, the IASB discussed four of these issues and tentatively approved a number of amendments to the standard.

  • Year-End 2018 Actuarial Function: What's new

    By Aisling Barrett, Eoin King | 15 February 2019

    This briefing note highlights what’s new for actuarial functions in Ireland to consider at year-end 2018.

  • Recommendations for developing a Stress and Scenario Testing framework

    By Emma Hutchinson, Fred Vosvenieks | 15 February 2019

    This note provides high-level recommendations for insurance companies when developing or enhancing their Stress and Scenario Testing framework.

  • Analysis of life insurers’ second set of Solvency and Financial Condition Reports: European and UK life insurers

    By Neil Christy, Stuart Reynolds, William Smith | 12 February 2019

    This analysis of the European life insurance market covers 600 companies from 31 countries and one territory, representing approximately £612 billion (€691 billion) of Gross Written Premium and approximately £6,508 billion (€7,302 billion) of gross Technical Provisions.

  • Analysis of Belgian insurers’ Solvency and Financial Condition Reports: Year-end 2017

    By Nicholas Batens, Peter Franken, Wouter van Goudoever, Kurt Lambrechts, Moussa Ouédraogo, Rens IJsendijk | 11 February 2019

    This report provides a summary of Solvency and Financial Condition Reports and the main players in the Belgian market for both life and non-life undertakings.

  • Issues affecting unit-linked insurance business

    By Claire Booth, Thomas Bulpitt, Neil Christy, Emma Hutchinson, Marie-Lise Tassoni | 11 February 2019

    This paper summarises a number of the most material developments affecting unit-linked insurance business that occurred during 2018 and which remain areas of ongoing focus.

  • Indonesia Life Insurance Newsletter, February 2019

    By Brian Colgan, David Kong, Halim Gunawan, Richard W. Holloway | 08 February 2019

    Developments in the Indonesian life insurance industry from 1 October 2018 to 31 December 2018.

  • Amendments to IFRS 17 from January 2019 IASB Meeting

    By Thomas Bulpitt | 05 February 2019

    At the January 2019 IASB meeting, four issues regarding criteria by which any proposed amendment to IFRS 17 would be assessed were discussed.

  • Insurers, spreadsheets and model risk

    By Stuart Reynolds, William Smith, Jennifer Strickland | 05 February 2019

    Milliman surveyed 183 actuaries and insurance professionals from over 70 different companies to discover how spreadsheets are used by life insurers and reinsurers to identify potential improvements to this tool.

  • IFRS 17 preparedness: 2018 survey feedback

    By William C. Hines, Thomas Bulpitt | 05 February 2019

    Milliman conducted a survey to measure the preparedness for IFRS 17 among insurers.

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  • 04 February 2019

    Summary of U.K life insurance regulatory developments: January 2019

    A summary of any regulatory updates published during January 2019 that may be of relevance to life insurance companies.

  • 29 January 2019

    Illiquid liabilities: A myth or a reality?

    This paper explores the methodologies described by EIOPA regarding the liquidity characteristics of insurance liabilities and considers the potential implications of approaches in both the context of Solvency II and, where possible, IFRS 17.

  • 15 January 2019

    Summary of U.K life insurance regulatory developments: December 2018

    A summary of any regulatory updates published during December 2018 that may be of interest to life insurance companies.

  • 14 January 2019

    Analysis of Solvency and Financial Condition Reports - Year-End 2017: Irish life insurers

    This briefing note highlights some interesting information published in the Solvency and Financial Condition Reports of life insurance companies in Ireland at year end 2017.

  • 10 January 2019

    2018 Mid-Year Embedded Value Results: Asia (excl. Japan)

    This report provides a summary of the mid-year 2018 embedded value results disclosed by Asian insurers.

  • 30 December 2018

    Shareholder value reporting in Europe: Year-end 2017

    This publication focuses on European embedded value results at year-end 2017.

  • 19 December 2018

    Implementing IFRS 17 for Takaful companies

    As insurance companies prepare themselves for the new accounting standard IFRS 17, Takaful companies are facing significant uncertainty in how to interpret and apply the standard to their business.

  • 07 December 2018

    Group disability and life insurance: Considerations at renewal time

    This article discusses items for employers to consider when group disability and life insurance benefits come up for renewal.

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