Around the world, countries are transitioning their insurance markets to more risk-based capital (RBC) regimes to ensure that insurers have sound financial positions and hold adequate levels of capital. This, in turn, enables the insurance sector to withstand shocks, continue to operate and pay policyholders’ claims. The Global Financial Crisis taught us this lesson; the Covid-19 pandemic is a harsh reminder.

In September 2020, Madagascar passed a new Insurance Law with the objective of transforming the current insurance industry into a ‘strong and resilient sector, promoting financial inclusion’. It

A2ii-IAIS Dialogues are the new A2ii-IAIS Consultation Calls/webinars To better serve you with current regulatory and supervisory topics and trends around access to insurance globally, we have made

Welcome! In this newsletter, we provide you with updates on the work of the Initiative, events and publications, and experiences and learning on inclusive insurance regulation and supervision across

In September 2020 the A2ii publishes Evolving insurance supervisory mandates in Sub Saharan Africa - implications for data practices. This paper is the first part of a project by the Access to

On 24 August 2020, the National Council for the Supervision of the Financial System (CONASSIF) approved the Superintendencia General de Seguros (SUGESE) " Regulations for Inclusion and Access to