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Fragmentation of global regulatory landscape worries insurers
Changes to regulation and governance caused by ‘deglobalisation’ the top concern for global insurers as companies grapple with multiple regulatory regimes
Adaptability will be key to IFRS 17 transition
With six months to go until the implementation deadline for IFRS 17, there is still uncertainty about the new regime’s requirements and how they should be implemented, with some areas open to interpretation
Firms reported just 662 employees for breaking conduct rules last year
Low levels of reporting ‘raises questions’ about whether firms are properly recording and disclosing incidents, consultancy warns
London market raises doubts over regulators’ accountability under financial services reform bill
The insurance sector has widely welcomed the Financial Services and Markets Bill’s new growth and competitiveness objectives, but it worries regulators will be able to ’set and mark their own homework’
Government publishes Financial Services and Markets Bill to ‘revoke retained EU law’
But industry insiders say ‘broad financial equivalence’ with the EU is needed to avoid duplicating reporting requirements
Robust financial crime controls are an essential part of ESG risk management
Financial crime breaches and serious systems and controls failures pose considerable risks to an entity’s ESG credentials, reputation and, ultimately, profitability
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