Description: A description of the Financial Reporting Section's priorities for 2016.

Description: The Financial Accounting Standards Board FASB and the International Accounting Standards Board IASB issued “The Norwalk Agreement” in October 2002, a memorandum of understanding that reaffirmed their commitment to develop a single set of high quality accounting standards. At that meeting the two standard setters agreed to place a high priority on three steps toward achieving that goal.

Description: This article is dedicated to the non-statutory accounting treatment of common credit risk exposures of life insurers but does not cover all aspects of non-statutory accounting standards. It introduces the concept of and the valuation of credit risks, concerning life insurers.

Description: This article is an abstract of the Deloitte whitepaper “Financial KPIs in the New World” that will be published in January 2023. It provides a market view of how the new Financial KPIs will be integrated in the insurers’ decision-making process and about the main challenges and opportunities for insurers’ management and external stakeholders in the jurisdictions that have adopted IFRS17 and in particular countries in the EMEA region.

Description: This article is dedicated to the non-statutory accounting treatment of common credit risk exposures of life insurers but does not cover all aspects of non-statutory accounting standards. It introduces the concept of and the valuation of credit risks, concerning life insurers.

Description: International Accounting Standards for the Insurance Industry by Bruce D. Moore from International Section News, February 1998, Issue No. 15.

Description: Chairperson's Report- summarizing education and research activities for 2016 focusing on regulatory change including PBR and

Description: International Accounting Standards: a discussion of Exposure Draft 5 dealing with specific requirements for insurance companies

Description: Now that foreign filers can use the IFRS as their basis for financial reporting without any reconciliations to US GAAP, it is now important to stay abreast of international financial regulatory developments. This article discusses one of the most important developments - the issuance of the Discussion Paper, Preliminary Views on Insurance Contracts by the IASB.

Description: This article discusses the joint project between the Financial Accounting Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards Board. Their goal is to change the accounting standards for financial instruments. This project will affect the accounting for many of the assets that back insurance contracts.