IFRS 17 disrupting business as usual for insurers

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Insurers report substantial work is still needed to better understand and explain IFRS 17 results and improve business-as-usual reporting processes, according to a WTW survey.

Advisory, broking and insurance solutions company WTW polled 235 insurers from across 37 countries between June and August and found while material progress has been made, much work remains to embed

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MoJ told to fix whiplash before introducing more reform

Panellists speaking at an Association of British Insurers event about civil justice urged the Ministry of Justice to fix the whiplash reforms before bringing about any new further changes that affect the motor insurance sector.

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