Lloyd's has set out what London market firms will need to do to transition from decades-old systems to new central services in July next year, in a crucial step of several modernisation milestones to come in 2024.
The regulator plans to start disclosing results for individual insurers from stress tests, as it draws on new legal powers to enhance testing of financial resilience.
Lloyd's chief of markets Patrick Tiernan said the Corporation is comfortable that a cyber risk pre-mortem exercise showed the market could cope with a major cyber incident.
The Prudential Regulation Authority has set out elements that will underpin the implementation of its new objective to harness the financial sector's competitiveness.
Ola Jacob's role at Descartes will focus on expanding the firm's parametric insurance offering in the London market to corporates exposed to climate risks across the globe.
The PRA's Sam Woods said that, after the Solvency II reforms take effect, the government will need to monitor whether insurers invest £100bn in green infrastructure investments.
The Corporation will collaborate with Moody’s Analytics to develop a solution to quantify greenhouse gas emissions across managing agents’ underwriting and investment portfolios.