If one word could sum up the discussions at the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) Annual Conference in Washington, D.C. last month, it would be Vision?

Companies facing the upcoming ORSA may consider using the NAIC Risk Based Capital measure to meet the assessments requirementsbut the RBC has limitations.

The passage of the model act demonstrates the NAIC's focus on ERM practices and the requirement that they be integrated in insurers operating models.

The passage of the model act demonstrates the NAIC's focus on ERM practices and the requirement that they be integrated in insurers operating models.

The IAIS' drive to reform group supervision of insurance has the potential to significantly impact the industry, its global competitiveness and the level of protection for domestic policyholders.

The IAIS' drive to reform group supervision of insurance has the potential to significantly impact the industry, its global competitiveness and the level of protection for domestic policyholders.

Many industry observers consider Solvency II to be a worthy attempt by European regulators to forge a more uniform approach to safety and soundness supervision. Its impact extends beyond Europe: It has influenced global-standard setters at the International Association of Insurance Supervisors and has even had an impact here in...

Considering the economic uncertainty that continues to plague the Eurozone, insurers and regulators should be prepared for corresponding effects on Solvency II's development and implementation.