INSURANCE INDUSTRY: LIQUIDITY RISK MANAGEMENT PROPOSALS OUT FOR COMMENT

The Prudential Authority has called for input by 31 July 2024 on two sets of proposals affecting liquidity risk management in the insurance industry:

  • a draft standard, and
  • a guidance notice.

An accompanying statement of need outlines the expected impact and intended operation of the framework envisaged.

According to a communication on the two documents, the draft standard sets out practices and guidelines for complying with:

  • risk management-related internal controls, and
  • own risk solvency assessment obligations.

The guidance notice unpacks them, bearing in mind that:

  • it ‘aims to illustrate approaches that should be considered in identifying, measuring and managing an insurer's liquidity risk’
  • ‘some elements … may not be relevant to all insurers in terms of the application of practices or guidelines’
  • other elements ‘may need to be varied based on an insurer’s circumstances and characteristics’, and that
  • once finalised the standard will replace the existing prudential standard FSI 6.

Please click the links below to access the documents:

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