The coronavirus (COVID-19)
A global pandemic hits
What does the outbreak of the coronavirus mean for healthcare, retirement, and insurance?
There will be lingering effects from the pandemic.
The coronavirus outbreak started in late 2019 and has now spread throughout the world. Now classified as a global pandemic, the coronavirus has major implications for healthcare and financial systems around the world.
COVID-19 ORSA guide: Understanding risk within the ‘new normal’
In this paper, we discuss how insurers can explore their future exposures to the novel coronavirus through their ORSA.
Regulatory reporting updates in light of COVID-19: Latest from EIOPA and the PRA, April 2020
This paper summarises the three main delays that EIOPA recommends regulators offer to provide operational relief to undertakings if so needed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
CBI to extend annual and quarterly reporting deadlines
The Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) has decided to extend deadlines for a number of annual and quarterly reports and public disclosures for (re)insurers under its supervision.
Impact of COVID-19 on life insurance mortality and underwriting
This article examines early mortality experience related to COVID-19 and includes a discussion about the difficulties in using this data.
Episode 22: COVID-19 and life insurance risk management
Listen to the podcastHow will COVID-19 affect European medical insurers
The effects of COVID-19 for specific insurers are dependent on benefit packages and policy terms and conditions, as well as government responses and macro-economic factors.
Frameworks and considerations for COVID-19 related analyses
What is the impact of COVID-19 on patterns of healthcare utilization, healthcare costs, and population health?
Economic responses to COVID-19: “Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures”
The economy after COVID-19 may look very different from before the crisis and may involve the use of hitherto unfamiliar fiscal and monetary tools.