The latest Insurance Investment Exchange half-day seminar on Tuesday 13th June will provide a rare opportunity to hear from a leading Bank of England official...
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This week, the CFSI/PwC latest Banana Skins report revealed that change management, cyber risk, and technology head global insurance challenges.
This week, IBM's The Weather Company reported that the North Atlantic hurricane season could be more active than originally thought, whilst PERILS' latest loss estimate from European windstorm Thomas was €249m.
Mutuality in the insurance sector in the UK is seen as something of a minority pursuit after successive waves of demutualisation swept across the sector in the 1980s and 1990s.
This week saw the publication of IFRS 17 by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), resulting in a range of views from trade associations, rating agencies, and Willis Towers Watson who saw it as a major challenge for insurers and investors.
At the turn of the year, many feared the worse when surveying the crowded landscape of geo-political hazards dotted across 2017.