The Global Monitoring Exercise (GME) document outlines the objectives and process of the GME. This includes the updated Individual Insurer Monitoring (IIM) assessment methodology for 2023-2025 following the December 2022 – February 2023 public consultation.
The 2023 Insurance Capital Standard (ICS) and Aggregation Method (AM) data collection packages are now available on the IAIS website. The 2023 ICS data collection includes both ICS version 2.0 and the candidate ICS as a prescribed capital requirement (PCR), thereby enabling the IAIS to distinguish the impact of policy changes versus changing macroeconomic conditions. […]
The IAIS has launched a public consultation on the candidate Insurance Capital Standard (ICS) as a prescribed capital requirement (PCR) and on two draft revised Insurance Core Principles (ICPs): ICP 14 (Valuation) and 17 (Capital Adequacy). Comments are invited by 21 September 2023.
The IAIS has launched a process to develop its next Strategic Plan and invites stakeholders to share their views by Tuesday 11 July.
The IAIS will hold a public background call to introduce three public consultations to be launched on 23 June 2023: ICS as a PCR, ICP 14 and ICP 17
Read the latest news from the IAIS. Our featured article this month is on insurance sector operational resilience.
The IAIS has now published its Issues Paper on Insurance Sector Operational Resilience, which identifies issues impacting operational resilience in the insurance sector and provides examples of how supervisors are approaching these developments, with consideration of lessons learnt during the Covid-19 pandemic. Recognising that operational resilience is a broad and evolving area, the paper addresses […]
The IAIS today published a statement outlining its commitment to further support insurance supervisors’ actions to address protection gaps and highlights the IAIS’ focus areas for 2023.
Read the latest news from the IAIS for a preview of our upcoming IAIS Global Seminar, taking place on 15-16 June in Seattle, USA.
This special topic edition, based on data collected through its 2022 Global Monitoring Exercise (GME), focuses on the global cyber insurance market, the cyber resilience of the insurance sector and potential implications for financial stability.
