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Regulatory change in insurance

Deloitte’s regulatory change in insurance network looks to help organisations understand and manage their response to regulatory change.

This will enable them to play a leading role in shaping the regulatory framework and help to achieve a sustainable insurance industry that fosters good customer outcomes.

Weather the Storm

Insurance markets in Asia Pacific are going through an era of rapid change in their regulatory solvency regimes, albeit at a different pace across the region.
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IPSA consultation 2 – Policyholder Security

Hot on the heels of its recent Interim Solvency Standard Consultation, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has approached the insurance industry seeking views on the second of five consultations on the Insurance Prudential Supervision Act 2010 (IPSA). 
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The critical role of technology in an IFRS 17 world Financial Services Deloitte New Zealand

The IFRS 17 transition provides insurers with a great opportunity to modernise processes with technological solutions.
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How to convert IFRS17 challenges into opportunities

It is important to reiterate that the new IFRS standard is not just a discrete accounting change. IFRS17 creates a complex end-to-end change for insurers, with multiple functions from across the business. Read more.
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Living on site while renovating. A new solvency standard for New Zealand’s insurers

In this article we discuss some stage two ideals but, as anyone who has been without a kitchen or bathroom during a renovation will attest, we caution that the ISS needs to be workable in the meantime. Read more
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A game of two halves? A new solvency standard for New Zealand’s insurers

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) recently released a draft Interim Solvency Standard in response to various industry issues and developments, including the new accounting standard, IFRS 17. RBNZ plans to revise the solvency standard in two stages.
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Constructing New Zealand’s low-carbon economy

Climate change is having a significant impact on businesses, society, and individuals and it is increasingly understood a shift towards a low-carbon economy is needed. The construction sector will play a central role in this shift.
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It’s worth beginning your plan to net zero

Decarbonisation is daunting, no matter how you look at it. However, two new Deloitte reports look at how we can transform our economies in our pathway to net zero
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