Global Insurance Market Report 2025 mid year update
The GIMAR 2025 mid-year update provides interim results of the 2025 Global Monitoring Exercise and a preview of the supervisory areas of focus.
27 Jun 2025
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26 Jun 2025
IAIS mid-year Global Insurance Market Report 2025 reflects insurance sector resilience
The GIMAR 2025 mid-year update provides interim results of the 2025 Global Monitoring Exercise and a preview of the supervisory areas of focus.
20 Jun 2025
Publication of Guidance on transitioning 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.
20 Jun 2025
Guidance on transitioning to a risk-based solvency regime
The paper provides practical guidance to supervisors who are intending to transition to a risk-based solvency (RBS) regime.
18 Jun 2025
Invitation: Public webinar on IAIS Guidance on transitioning to a risk-based solvency 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.
5 Dec 2024
IAIS adopts Insurance Capital Standard and other enhancements to its global standards to promote a resilient insurance sector
At its AGM today, the IAIS adopted the first comprehensive global capital standard for insurance supervision, the ICS, and also adopted important updates to existing qualitative global standards for insurance supervision, the ICPs and ComFrame, related to climate risk, recovery and resolution, and valuation and capital adequacy.
5 Dec 2024
ICS economic impact assessment report
The ICS Economic Impact Assessment report, conducted ahead of the actual implementation of the ICS as a Prescribed Capital Requirement for IAIGs, is qualitative and delves into potential effects of the implementation of the ICS across jurisdictions, evaluating impacts on insurance products, investment policies, capital, and business models, assuming consistent implementation of ICS specifications.