The implications of genetic testing for the life insurance industry are far reaching and regulation is required to balance information assymmetries, says Ronald Klein, Director of the Global Ageing research programme of The Geneva Association.
Read the full report online: Genetics and Life Insurance - A View Into the Microscope of Regulation
The use of genetic information for life, disability, critical illness and long-term care insurance is likely to increase in relevance. The growing availability of genetic testing at ever lower prices is already giving insureds the option to purchase online “direct-to-consumer” tests. The new paper from The Geneva Association explores key implications of the use of genetic information in life insurance.
John R. Strangfeld, Chairman and CEO of Prudential Financial, discusses how ultra-low interest rates and other factors can impact society, and how life insurers can be part of the solution. Recorded at the 44th General Assembly of The Geneva Association.
Daniel Goldin, Chairman and CEO of KnuEdge, comments on the need for insurance CEOs to be educated on the impact of artificial intelligence, and identify the most logical product for a proof of concept. Recorded at the 44th General Assembly of The Geneva Association.
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The 2011/2012 Annual Report of The Geneva Association.
The Geneva Association has responds to the International Association of Insurance Supervisors announcement on the development of a Global Insurance Capital Standard.
Leading international insurance think tank, The Geneva Association has today issued a paper on the group-wide risk and capital management of internationally active insurance groups (IAIGs). The paper aims to support the discussions underway at the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) on a Common Framework for the Supervision of Internationally Active Insurance Groups (ComFrame). The paper comprises a survey of the risk and capital management practices of 19 large insurance groups.
Leading international insurance think tank, The Geneva Association has today published a cross- industry analysis comparing the named 28 Global Systemically Important Banks (G-SIBs) to 28 of the world's largest insurers on indicators of systemic risk.
The 2010/2011 Annual Report of The Geneva Association.
