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23 Nov 2023
23 Nov 2023
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Public consultation on climate risk supervisory guidance – market conduct and scenario analysis
The IAIS has published a second public consultation on climate risk, aimed at promoting a globally consistent supervisory approach to address issues relating to market conduct and scenario analysis in the insurance sector. Comments are invited 23 February 2024 .
23 Jun 2023
Public Consultation on ICP 14 (Valuation) and ICP 17 (Capital Adequacy)
The IAIS has just launched the public consultation on two revised Insurance Core Principles (ICPs): ICP 14 establishes supervisory requirements for the valuation of asset and liabilities for solvency purposes. ICP 17 establishes regulatory capital resources and requirements. Comments on ICP 14 and ICP 17 are invited by 21 September 2023 24.00 CEST.
23 Jun 2023
Public consultation on Insurance Capital Standard as a Prescribed Capital Requirement
Background information The consultation closed on 21 September 2023. The purpose of this public consultation was to solicit feedback from stakeholders on the global Insurance Capital Standard (ICS) ahead of its adoption as a group Prescribed Capital Requirement (PCR) for Internationally Active Insurance Groups (IAIGs) at year-end 2024. The consultation document presented the ICS as […]
21 Jun 2023
Public consultation on an updated Stakeholder Engagement and Consultation Policy
IAIS consults on a new policy for engaging with stakeholders. The IAIS has published a public consultation on an updated stakeholder engagement and consultation policy. Comments are invited by 20 August 2023.
16 Mar 2023
16 Mar 2023
in Application Papers, closed consultations, Consultations, Latest news, Supervisory and supporting material
Public consultation on climate risk supervisory guidance – part one
The IAIS has published a consultation on climate risk, first of a package of three consultations, aimed at promoting a globally consistent supervisory approach to address climate-related risks in the insurance sector. Comments are invited by 16 May 2023.