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  • Translating cyber threats: How to communicate cyber risk in the boardroom

    By Chris Harner, Chris Beck | 21 August 2019

    There is a significant need in the market to transform cyber assessments, information technology metrics, and information security into the common language of risk management.

  • Long-Term Care Insurance Fraud, Waste and Abuse Risk Management

    By Robert Eaton | 30 July 2019

    This survey is intended to share insurance company risk management practices and perspectives so that stakeholders may have a common understanding when discussing waste, fraud, and abuse in long-term care insurance.

  • ILS Will Continue To Play an Increasing Role for Captives

    By Aaron C. Koch | 25 July 2019

    An interview with Aaron Koch about the current state of affairs in the insurance-linked securities market and how captives are using this segment.

  • Critical Point Episode 12: Could cyber risk be the next “Big Short”?

    By Chris Beck, Chris Harner | 13 May 2019

    A cyberattack has the potential to disrupt the world economy, but a new risk management paradigm can help protect against vulnerabilities for insurers and businesses.

  • The potential impact of recession on credit risk transfer exposures

    By Edem Togbey, Jonathan B. Glowacki | 19 March 2019

    Using Milliman’s proprietary M-PIRe platform, this article reviews the potential impact of a mild recession on portfolios of investors involved in mortgage credit risk transactions.

  • Implementing IFRS 17 for Takaful companies

    By Farzana Ismail, Clement Bonnet, Philip Jackson | 19 December 2018

    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.

  • The attraction of captives for cyber risk

    By Jiang Guanjun | 06 December 2018

    Captives can be an attractive alternative for companies, supplementing and substituting for commercial insurance and/or reinsurance.

  • The cyber risk spend: How do you quantify the cost of cyber risk – and your return on investment?

    By Neil Cantle, Chris Harner, Lisa Henderson | 09 October 2018

    As cyber evolves as a threat, companies are facing an increasingly complex enterprise risk management process: the need to not only assess the risk associated with an attack, but also quantify the potential cost of this risk in order to make sure the exposure is both fully protected and efficiently and accurately budgeted.

  • Pre-emptive recovery planning for insurers

    By Fred Vosvenieks | 13 September 2018

    All firms should be concerned with their resilience to increased volatility, changes in regulation, and operational risk events and be ready with a proactive approach which considers the recovery response in advance.

  • Developments in conduct standards for financial services firms

    By Karl Murray, Eamonn Phelan | 03 August 2018

    In this briefing note, we summarise the Central Bank of Ireland’s planned reforms, which are relevant to both domestic and cross-border insurers.

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  • 19 July 2018

    Market risk benefits: What is in scope?

    This paper discusses market risk benefits and contract features that might be within their scope.

  • 12 July 2018

    The release of PRA Policy Statement and Supervisory Statement on financial management and planning by insurers: PS10/18 & SS4/18

    This paper provides an updated summary of the supervisory statement relating to the November 2017 consultation paper CP23/17 “Financial management and planning by insurers”.

  • 20 June 2018

    Milliman insurance presentation, Warsaw: Solvency II valuation metrics, Quantitative aspects of SFCRs

    Ed Morgan presented an innovative methodology for guiding management decisions based on Solvency II valuation metrics, and Marcin Krzykowski provided insight on the quantitative aspects of SFCRs from the Polish and European insurance markets.

  • 23 May 2018

    Conduct risk: Regulatory developments and best practices for UK life insurers

    This paper covers recent regulatory developments in the UK in relation to conduct risk, and our observations of best practice for robust conduct risk management frameworks.

  • 15 May 2018

    Mind your ABCs

    The ABCs of insurance technology—specifically artificial intelligence, blockchain, and the cloud—must be front and center in every insurance company’s strategic initiatives.

  • 02 May 2018

    Parallel cloud computing: Making massive actuarial risk analysis possible

    This article describes a cloud use case where the authors were able to cut a three-month machine learning exploration project down to just under four days using a mixture of open source tools and the Microsoft Azure cloud.

  • 29 January 2018

    Group insurance: Project Insight

    Though the group life and disability world has been slower to adopt predictive analytics than other branches of insurance, there are still many ways to incorporate predictive modeling technology to improve our results.

  • 10 January 2018

    Transition to Thailand Risk-Based Capital 2 Framework: QIS 2 results

    In this e-Alert, we compare the key changes between the proposed risk-based capital framework set out in the recent Office of Insurance Commission release and the initial framework.

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