PROGRES

Head of Research: Jan Monkiewicz 

 

►    The research programme 
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Recent PROGRES international seminars
►    Special Issues of The Geneva Papers 
►    Etudes et Dossiers on regulation and supervision
►    The five most recent newsletters

►      The research programme

The PROGRES name stands for Research PROGramme on REgulation, Supervision and legal issues in insurance. It focuses on questions related to regulation, supervision and international co-operation of insurance and financial services as well as other legal issues of importance. The research programme manages The Geneva Association’s co-operation with the supervisory authorities around the world and in particular with the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS).

     Recent PROGRES international seminars

The annual PROGRES seminars address topics that are meant to advance the regulatory and legal debates as well as trade and international co-operation issues. Since 1983 they provide an annual forum and focal point for up to 60 specialist inter-disciplinary participants – private-sector practitioners and experts from representative organisations, academics, officials from governments and intergovernmental organisations – to discuss and debate in an informal way. 

26th PROGRES International Seminar, Global regulatory and supervisory repair: aligning national interests and international necessities15-16 April 2010, Montreux. Papers were published in Etudes et Dossiers No. 360, May 2008.
25th PROGRES International Seminar, Towards Efficient Regulatory Regimes: Balancing Regulations and Market Forces, 3-4 April 2008, Geneva. Papers were published in Etudes et Dossiers No. 352, August 2009.
24th PROGRES International Seminar, Towards a Global Architecture for Insurance Regulations and Supervision, 3-4 April 2008, Geneva. Papers were published in Etudes et Dossiers No. 344, April 2008.
23th PROGRES International Seminar, Insurance Industry and Regulators in Search of Modern Regulation, 22-23 March 2007, Geneva. Papers were published in Etudes et Dossiers No. 327, April 2007.
22nd PROGRES International Seminar, The Changing World of Insurance Regulation and Supervision, 30-31 March 2006, Geneva. Papers were published in Etudes et Dossiers No. 313, May 2006.
21st PROGRES International Seminar, The Regulation and Supervision of Financial Services: Challenging Issues, 7-8 April 2005, Geneva.Papers were published in Etudes et Dossiers No. 298, June 2005.

20th PROGRES International Seminar, New Developments in the Regulation and Supervision of Financial Services, 4-5 November 2004, Geneva. Papers were published in Etudes et Dossiers No. 294, April 2005.

  

►     Special Issue of The Geneva Papers on regulation, supervision and legal issues in insurance 

 

Vol. 32, No. 3, July 2007, Special Issue on Regulation and Supervision, Guest Editor: Knut Hohlfeld 

 

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     Etudes et Dossiers on regulation and supervision
No. 326, April 2007, The Insurance Industry: Risk Governance and Solvency II, Milan, 28 November 2006
No. 310, March 2006, Solvency II: Strategic Stakes for the Insurance Industry, Brussels, 14 November 2005 & Solvency II: Challenging Issues for Insurance Industry, Milan, 23 November 2005
 

     The five most recent newsletters 

To subscribe to the PROGRES Newsletter, click here. For earlier issues, search into the virtual library.

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PROGRES No.51  
Volume: 51, June 2010
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PROGRES No. 50  
Volume: 50, December 2009
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Crisis for Insurance Regulation  
July 2009
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PROGRES No. 49  
Volume: 49, June 2009
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PROGRES 2009 Regulatory Questionnaire  
April 2009
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PROGRES SC2 – Multi-Year Expert Meeting on Services, Development and Trade: The Regulatory and Institutional Dimension  
March 2009
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09/08/2010
27th PROGRES Seminar on Insurance Regulation and Supervision, hosted by The Geneva Association
The seminar will take place in Vevey, 7-8 April 2011.
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26/03/2010
NO SYSTEMIC RISK FROM INSURANCE CORE ACTIVITIES—Findings of The Geneva Association Special Report on Systemic Risk in Insurance
The Geneva Association has published a special report analysing the role of insurance in financial stability and its systemic relevance. The report has been provided to inform and support supervisors and policy-makers in their discussions on the development of measures to address the complex problem of systemic risk underlined during the financial crisis. More in the press release.
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