Actuarial Insurance Matters – Autumn 2007

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Actuarial Insurance Matters is the newsletter of PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Actuarial and Insurance Management Solutions practice.

The Autumn 2007 newsletter covers some of the key issues and challenges facing life and non-life insurers, including:

Solvency II – Time to make a decision
IFRS Phase II – Coming up soon
Changes in insurance contract law to affect the whole industry
How effective is the risk management function in creating value?
Risk appetite setting
2006 results – New business at record levels
UK & European Financial Reporting Surveys
Year-end 2006 – Highs and lows of financial reporting
Freeing up inherited estates
Thompstone versus Tameside – Increasing the complexity, expense and capital requirements of personal injury claims
Competition Commission launches Payment Protection Insurance market inquiry
Florida hurricanes – A dramatic response to expensive reinsurance

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Brian Purves
     Actuarial & Insurance Management Solutions leader
    +44 (0) 20 7212 3902

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