Insurance Regulation and Supervision in Asia [electronic resource] /
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
OECD Conference on Insurance Regulation and Supervision in Asia(1999 :Singapore)
Paris : OECD Publishing,
1999.
This is the first OECD publication dealing with insurance issues in Asia. It provides a unique overview and analysis on insurance regulation and supervision in Asia. Dedicated studies are included on Brunei, Hong Kong China, Indonesia, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Chinese Taipei, Thailand and Vietnam.Thanks to the broad range of high-quality information and the importance of issues addressed, this set of texts should constitute a reference work on insurance policy for policy makers and experts in the public sector, actors in the private sector and academics both in OECD Member countries and non-Member economies.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 275).
Part I. Keynote Addresses -- Keynote Address by Helena Conruyt-Angenent -- Keynote Address by Hiroshi Hashimoto -- Keynote Address by Kim Hng Kiang -- Part II. Overview -- Summary Record by Helena Conruyt-Angenent -- Press Release -- Insurance Regulation and Supervision in Asia by Hisaya Ishii -- Part III. Country Studies -- -Brunei -- Hong Kong -- Indonesia -- Laos -- Macau -- Malaysia -- Philippines -- Singapore -- Sri Lanka -- Chinese Taipei -- Thailand -- Vietnam -- Part IV. Thematic Studies -- A. Asian Insurance Markets -- Asia's Insurance Markets- Key Features, Trends, and Challenges by Kai-Uwe Schanz -- Rating Asian Insurance Companies - The Issues and Challenges by Simon Hu -- The Recent Development of the Insurance Market in Indonesia by B. Munir Sjamsoeddin -- B. Prudential Framework -- Prudential Regulatory Framework by Oscar Filomeno Menezes -- Private Insurers: Regulation and Supervision by Francis Loheac -- C. Solvency Control --
Solvency - Its Definition, Influencing Factors, and Perspectives of Coordinated Solvency Rules by Frank Janotta-Simons -- Solvency Process for Consistent Consumer Protection by Brian Atchison -- Monitoring in the Hungarian Insurance System by Laszlo Asztalos -- Solvency Rules by Ester Abrazado -- The Role of the Actuary in the Supervision of Insurance by Chris Daykin -- Guidelines on Operating Costs Controls by Muhammad Bin Ibrahim -- Reinsurance Regulation and Supervision by Manuel Aguilera-Verduzco -- Reinsurance Issues for Supervisors by Richard Smith -- Reinsurance in Thailand by Potjanee Thanavaranit -- D. Investment Portfolio -- The Changing Focus in the Supervision of Insurance Company Investment by Gerry Dickinson -- Asset Management in Norwegian Insurance Companies: A Practical Example of Stress-Testing by Per Simonsen -- Investment Regulation in Chinese Taipei by Chi-Shih Cheng -- Investment Regulation: The Regulatory Framework in Sri Lanka by G. D. Chandra Ekanayake --
Supervision and Valuation Principles in the Netherlands by Nico Van Dam -- Disclosure for Policyholders and Investors: Valuation Principles and Solvency by John Thompson -- Valuation Principles and Disclosure Resuiremens by Alan Wong -- E. Policy for Troubled Companies -- An Early-Warning System for Genreal Insurance Companies by Chia Sow Chan -- Monitoring the Financial Health of Life Insurers during the Financial Crisis by Nishit Piyush Majmudar -- Policyholders' Protection Funds in OECD Countries by Alan Sekiguchi -- Policyholders' Protection Measures in Japan by Nobuo Hara -- Liquidation and Involvent Companies by Jean-Louis Bellando
"OECD Conference on Insurance Regulation and Supervision in Asia ... organised in Singapore on 1-2 February 1999"--P. 3.
This is the first OECD publication dealing with insurance issues in Asia. It provides a unique overview and analysis on insurance regulation and supervision in Asia. Dedicated studies are included on Brunei, Hong Kong China, Indonesia, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Chinese Taipei, Thailand and Vietnam.Thanks to the broad range of high-quality information and the importance of issues addressed, this set of texts should constitute a reference work on insurance policy for policy makers and experts in the public sector, actors in the private sector and academics both in OECD Member countries and non-Member economies.
Insurance law