As we head into 2023, a high inflationary environment will reduce profit margins for many insurers. In Europe, inflation jumped to 8.9% in July 2022, the highest in the last 25 years. This, according to GlobalData will hurt the profitability of general insurers into 2024, as premium growth slows and average cost per claim rises, with the greatest impact expected to be felt in property, motor and specialty lines.
Read MoreThe shift to Web3 will be a non-linear process of uncertain length, but for insurance, as the backbone to innovation (from the oldest maritime insurance contracts to innovative space coverages) the work to consider the risks and opportunities begins now.
Read MoreWe are so proud to announce that we have been awarded the award for ‘Risk Modeller of the Year’ at the Insurance Asia News Awards for Excellence, for the second year running.
Read MoreQ&A with Javier Alvarez, Managing Director at RNA Analytics
Read MoreIn a very short time, the re/insurance industry will reach the implementation deadline for one of the most significant changes in accountancy practice in decades.
Read MoreVersion 4.0 release brings many new enhancements, such as most live models being able to be run using the MPI distribution for users with the R³S Enterprise option and significant enhancements to reading in assumptions from external sources.
Read MoreThe implementation deadline for accountancy standard ASU 2018-12, more commonly known as LDTI (Long Duration Targeted Improvements), is almost here.
Read MoreDate : 27-June-2022 Monday 16:00-17:30 (Japan standard time).
Audience : Actuarial, Risk Management, IT and Enterprise planning person in Insurance companies.
Language : Japanese.
Location: Link to webinar will be sent to the registered email.
Price : Free.
Read MoreDigital transformation within the insurance industry continues to create opportunities for carriers and insures alike. An explosion of information and increased connectivity is improving outcomes across the entire value chain, as new data points are leveraged for mutual benefit.
Read MoreIFRS 17 is changing the way that non-life insurers measure their liabilities – both in terms of methodologies and assumptions. Carriers are developing systems for this change, and some reserving processes may need to be fundamentally altered.
Read MoreAs the world begins to emerge from the worst of the pandemic, some companies have returned to former ways of working, while others have ripped up the playbook completely.
Read MoreAfter a tumultuous 24 months in the grip of a global pandemic, the emphasis as we start this new year is on recovery, risk and regulation.
At RNA, our focus is always firmly on listening to customers, so we can learn how best to support them with the right tools and techniques to help them achieve their goals.
Read MoreDate : 10 March 2022 Thursday 17:00-18:00 Japan standard time
Time : 1 hour
Audience : Actuarial, Risk Management, IT and Enterprise planning person in Insurance companies
Attendees : 50 seats (Concurrent attendees)
Language : Japanese
Read MoreRNA Analytics, a global leader in actuarial and risk management, has been awarded the ‘Technology Firm of the Year’ title at the Insurance Asset Management Awards, 2021.
Read MoreRNA Analytics, a global leader in actuarial and risk management, has won the award for ‘Risk Modeller of the Year’ at the Insurance Asia News Awards for Excellence, 2021.
The award sets out to recognize companies working in the insurance market within the Asia region, which help customers manage their capital and solvency risk exposure, while also assisting regulatory reporting and regulatory requirements.
Read MoreRNA Analytics, a global leader in actuarial and risk management, has won the award for ‘Risk Modeller of the Year’ at the Insurance Asia News Awards for Excellence, 2021.
The award sets out to recognize companies working in the insurance market within the Asia region, which help customers manage their capital and solvency risk exposure, while also assisting regulatory reporting and regulatory requirements.
Read MoreFor non-life markets, insurers are currently facing many challenges, such as climate changes, catastrophe risk and other sensitive factors, which are resulting in low investment yields, increasing profitability challenges and a high degree of uncertainty surrounding the ultimate costs of COVID-related claims.
Read MoreThe global digital transformation that was already well underway before the coronavirus pandemic took hold gave some businesses’ programmes a turbo boost, and left others vulnerable to disruption.
Read MoreThe phenomenal challenges of recent months have affected most, if not all sectors of our industry. For some insurers, the shift to remote working has boosted global digital transformation projects that were already well underway.
Read MoreAs the world begins to emerge from more than 18 months of Covid-19 related restrictions and disruption, insurers are relying on the digitization of their workloads more than ever before.
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