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Thursday, 27 November 2014

PRA Pillar 3 Working Group - testing commences

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Bit of activity on the Pillar 3 front, with the PRA's industry working group publishing minutes from their 'recent' meeting (i....
Wednesday, 7 August 2013

Deloitte's 8th Global Risk Management Survey - cause for concern?

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A survey from Deloitte has recently hit the news stands, namely the 8th edition of their Global Risk Management Survey  - I thought I'd ...
Tuesday, 21 May 2013

Solvency II "Where are we now" - summaries from Milliman and PwC

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Some useful "where are we now" materials have emerged over the last couple of weeks which you may find helpful, if only to validat...
Thursday, 28 March 2013

EIOPA preparatory guidelines - pre-application for Internal Models

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Consultation on Pre-application for internal models guidance  ( plus explanatory text ) As staggering as it is frightening, and perhaps ...
Thursday, 22 November 2012

KPMG's Solvency II Readiness Survey for CEE - the flaw in EIOPA's plan?

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So KPMG released this little gem in the same time period as Solvency II preparedness became something of a moot point! Drawing in respons...
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Accenture study on Risk Analytics - lessons for Insurance Industry

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Decent piece of benchmarking from Accenture on the current usage of risk analytics as well as drivers for the future. 450 mostly c-suite le...
Tuesday, 30 October 2012

Aon Benfield's CRO guide to Solvency II - in case you're not ready yet...

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For all those CROs who are about to get left holding the Solvency II baby three years early by their over-enthusiastic executive colleagues...
Friday, 28 September 2012

KPMG on Solvency II - Progress in an uncertain world?

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Handy survey from KPMG pushed around today touching on technical practices of UK Life firms (35 responded to the survey, so a decent enough...
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Tuesday, 18 September 2012

FSA - Data Review findings in context of IMAP

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So I guess there was an inevitability that, with all of the resourcing around Solvency II programmes over the last couple of years being foc...
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Thursday, 26 April 2012

Economist Intelligence Unit and Blackrock - Asset Allocation trends and Solvency II

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Another nice freebie for the benchmarkers out there (you do need to sign up with minimal data changing hands) from the EIU and their sponsor...