: Antonella Cappiello
: The European Insurance Industry Regulation, Risk Management, and Internal Control
: Palgrave Macmillan
: 9783030431426
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: English
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This book analyses the methodologies and functions of a systemic approach to risk governance and internal control capable of tackling the complexity of the insurance business. It focuses on the main trends currently impacting the insurance industry, characterized by new operators, new products and services, new tools, new styles of competition, and new risks. It provides tips and empirical contributions addressing the role of sound internal control and risk management models within an ongoing revision of prudential regulation to better deal with the evolving scenario where insurance activities are becoming increasingly risky and complex. The book is of particular interest to scholars and students of insurance and financial services and practitioners in the insurance industry.

Antonella Cappiello is an Associate Professor of Financial Markets and Institutions at the University of Pisa, Italy, where she teaches classes on insurance techniques, economics in insurance, and management of banking and insurance institutions. Her current research focuses on risk management and control systems in the insurance industry and banking, insurance services and customer relationships, strategic management and organization, operational risk management, and systemic risk. Additionally, she is the President of the Banking, Finance and Financial Markets 1st Cycle Degree Course and a Professor and member of the Directive Board of several master's programs in Banking and Insurance Institutions.

Contents5
List of Tables8
1 Introduction9
2 Risks and Control of Insurance Undertakings14
1 Introduction14
2 Distinctive Features and Risks of Insurance Undertakings15
3 The Role of Internal Control18
4 The Role of External Supervision and Regulation22
4.1 Evolutionary Profiles of the Solvency Regime in the European Context24
4.2 Genesis and Purposes of the Solvency II Regulation in Europe26
4.3 Evolutionary Traits of the Solvency Regime in the USA30
5 Conclusions33
References34
3 An Integrated Approach to Risk Governance in the Insurance Industry37
1 Introduction37
2 An Integrated Approach to Insurance Risks Management39
2.1 The Technical-Actuarial Risk Management42
2.2 The Market Risk Management47
2.3 The Liquidity Risk Management51
2.4 The Credit Risk Management55
2.5 The Operational Risk Management56
2.6 The Legal and Compliance Risk Management58
3 Conclusions60
References60
4 Risk Governance in the Second Pillar of Solvency II Framework65
1 Introduction65
2 Main Provisions on Corporate Governance of Insurance Undertakings67
3 The Four Key Functions in the System of Risk Governance69
3.1 The Risk Management Function70
3.1.1 The Own Risk and Solvency Assessment Process72
3.2 The Compliance Function76
3.3 The Actuarial Function77
3.4 The Internal Audit Function79
4 Conclusions81
References82
5 The Evolving Risk Landscape: Impact on Internal Control and External Regulation85
1 Introduction85
2 Trends in the Insurance and Financial Sector: New Competitive Landscape86
3 Digital Transformation of the Insurance Value Chain91
4 New Control and Regulatory Issues in Light of Emerging Risks94
4.1 Towards a Review of the Existing Regulatory Solvency II Regime98
5 Conclusions102
References103
6 An Assessment Model of the Internal Controls System108
1 Introduction108
2 The Internal Audit Assessment of the Internal Controls System109
3 The Assessment of Entity-Level Residual Risk110
4 The Assessment of Process-Level Residual Risk111
5 Conclusions118
Appendix118
References126
Index127