Finance Dublin Insurance coverage
A selection of Finance Dublin's insurance coverage from Insurance Correspondent John Lyons.
Insurance is at an AI inflection point
The whys and wherefores of the 15% overall fall in Irish life premiums in 2022
Likely delay an opportunity to create a more cost-effective auto-enrolment regime
Carroll MacNeill takes over FS portfolio at time of huge opportunity for Irish FS
Ireland’s insurance industry sees premium income approach €100 billion mark
FBD case judgement finds for pubs but not on all aspects
Viewpoint: Action Plan raises the tempo on insurance reform
Effect of C19 on insurance company results already significant
Insurance companies are coming to terms with widespread misunderstanding of the sector
Solvency II proposals: ‘A revolution that would worsen the current framework’
New data reveals insurance industry had ‘indifferent year’ in 2018
The €0.358 trillion Irish insurance industry
An Auto-Enrolment ‘Strawman’ and a radical proposal to boost outcomes
Morgan-Moodie to step down as CEO of AILO
The continuing consolidation of the Life Assurance industry in Ireland
EIOPA proposal to impact on Irish companies’ solvency ratios
2018...Loading: International insurance flourishes as Solvency II regime beds down
CBI outlines harmonisation priority at II President’s conference
Summit: real business life goes on, in the midst of Brexit’s continued uncertainty
SFCRs reveal insurers' financial strength under Solvency II
Insurance sector encounters headwinds, tailwinds and cross winds
Intrusive CPRA model concerns industry
Domestic premiums surge as international life reaches record €26.9bn
Reinsurance market 'softer for longer'
Cyber Security: insurance sector’s greatest risk?
Insurance Europe Dublin conference reflects positive view of the industry's future
AILO update on current EU issues for international life companies
CB's insurance priorities for 2016
Disclosure requirements are set to nearly double under new regulations
Solvency II has (finally) arrived
Ireland’s pension problem analysed
Life assurance figures for 2014 show best ever year for the international sector.
Central Bank life insurance statistics for 2014 show the international sector growing strongly. CB still has to clarify changes in actuary role
In her first interview the director of insurance supervision at the Central Bank, Sylvia Cronin, discusses the changing regulatory environment, and her approach, ahead of changes in late 2015 of the way the industry is supervised.
Record growth in international life sector in 2014
Staffing levels in regulator a concern Cyril Roux says
Irish international insurers more confident than 3 years ago - survey
Glimpses of the future at EIF 2015
Companies may be inclined to underfund unit linked liabilities for Solvency II
Ireland to benefit as European VA capital
Insurance -'fun and fast paced' or 'old fashioned and boring'
Central Bank consults on role of Actuarial Function under Solvency II
New Irish reinsurance platform as Axis Partner Re merge
Pensions - twenty years of talking - are we any nearer a solution
EIOPA stress test results show some Irish companies fall short on Solvency II's SCR
CB consults on NSTs under Solvency II
Insights into the Irish motor insurance market
Risk appetite - the Central Bank's discussion paper
Analysis: the Central Bank review of the history of reinsurance in Ireland
Overcoming contract law obstacles to the single insurance market
The Italian tax asset - we comment on Central Bank rule changes
Downward pressures on reinsurance rates
New reserving requirements for insurance
Can the insurance industry in Ireland create 2,000 new jobs in the next five years
AILO’s CEO on moving to Brussels
CBI Insurance Directorate Re-organisation
Compensation inflation may drive rise in motor insurance reserves
Start of the new term
VHI comes under supervision of Central Bank
Industry criticises ESAs 'summer rush' on KIDs
CEO departure heralds FBD ‘mensis horribilis’