Solvency regimes and conduct standards, and what a supervisor actually looks for when they arrive to do a routine review of your business.
Supervisors arrive with a fairly predictable set of questions. This covers solvency regimes and conduct standards and, more usefully, what a supervisor actually looks at in a routine review and what they conclude from what they find.
The supervisory architecture and objectives of insurance regulation.
Solvency regimes, capital adequacy, and reporting requirements.
Fair treatment of customers and conduct-of-business standards.
What regulators examine in routine and thematic reviews.
Building monitoring, reporting, and issue management.
The governance and control environment regulators expect.
Compliance officers, risk staff, and management in insurers and insurance supervisory bodies.
A compliance, risk, actuarial or finance role in an insurer.
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