Asia P&C insurers unprepared for IFRS 17
February 5 2021 by Nick Ferguson
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APAC insurers face growing stress from nat cat loss triple threat: S&P Global
- July 22
Rapid AI adoption and converging cybersecurity issues are also risks to sector stability and issuer credit quality.
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Indian regulator approves shift to new financial reporting for insurers from Wednesday
- March 31
Amendments represent a significant step towards modernising the financial reporting framework of the insurance sector in India, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India says.
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India eyes April shift to new financial reporting for insurers
- March 4
Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India proposes parallel reporting using the current framework in the first year of implementation.
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IFRS 17 timeline ‘question mark’ remains for India, Aon says
- December 19
Anthony Atkins, APAC head of actuarial, says the Indian market has been 'quite slow in terms of its IFRS journey', with the deadline reported to have been extended until FY27.
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