Presented by EY
Presented by BlackRock
BlackRock's 2025 Global Insurance report touches on the key themes and trends identified across various regions and insurance types. Given the various market and industry dynamics, insurers are actively making changes across multiple dimensions of their businesses.
Charles Lawson, Team Lead, Business Planning & Strategy, Custodian & Allied Insurance Ltd.
IIS Executive Insights Regulation Expert: William Marcoux, WCM Advisory LLC
A long-standing debate within the insurance regulatory world has been to what extent should regulators be responsible for market development, meaning closing protection gaps and increasing insurance penetrations rates. In light of evolving markets, insurers withdrawing from some coverages and persistent (and in some cases growing) protection gaps, this is receiving new attention— and it should!
IIS Executive Insights Regulation Expert: William Marcoux, WCM Advisory LLC
Insurance laws and regulations govern the activities of those who distribute, underwrite and in some instances service insurance products. A key provision of these laws is the definition of what is insurance or what constitutes doing the business of insurance. In the US, a typical definition of insurance is found in section 1101 of the New York Insurance Law. It reads:
IIS Executive Insights Regulation Expert: William Marcoux, WCM Advisory LLC
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues are among the hottest topics in our industry today. The ESG agenda is important for all enterprises, but it has unique relevance for the insurance industry.