The note examines how supervisors identify and allocate human and financial resources, the sufficiency of these resources in meeting current and future demands, and the strategies to allocate them efficiently.
Staff from the IAIS and BIS’s Financial Stability Institute (FSI) present the results of a survey on insurance supervisory resources, examining how supervisors identify and allocate human and financial resources, the sufficiency of these resources in meeting current and future demands, and the strategies to allocate them efficiently
The IAIS has published its detailed assessment of regulation and supervision of the insurance sector in the Sultanate of Oman through its Member Assessment Programme (MAP).
The MAP Oman report is a detailed assessment of regulation and supervision of the insurance sector in the Sultanate of Oman. The report contains the details of the assessment of the observance levels of the ICPs as well as distinct recommendations to improve observance levels of ICPs. It also includes the authority’s response to the assessment as well as an institutional and market overview.
The paper provides practical guidance to supervisors who are intending to transition to a risk-based solvency (RBS) regime.
The paper provides practical guidance to supervisors who are intending to transition to a risk-based solvency (RBS) regime.
On 26 June the IAIS will present insights from the Guidance on transitioning to an RBS regime, developed by the Risk-based Solvency Implementation Forum (RBSIF), which provides practical guidance to supervisors who are intending to transition to an RBS regime.
CGAP will become the new host and convenor of the Access to Insurance Initiative (A2ii) effective 1 July 2025. This partnership, shaped by a thorough and inclusive consultative process, reflects the global recognition that access to insurance is critical for achieving global financial inclusion and financial health goals.
CGAP will become the new host and convenor of the Access to Insurance Initiative (A2ii) effective 1 July 2025. This partnership, shaped by a thorough and inclusive consultative process, reflects the global recognition that access to insurance is critical for achieving global financial inclusion and financial health goals.
The IAIS has published a detailed assessment of observance of the IAIS Insurance Core Principles (ICPs) in Albania through its Member Assessment Programme (MAP). The regulatory and supervisory framework of Albania is assessed as having a high level of observance of the ICPs. A large majority of the ICPs are assessed as either Observed or […]
