The call for the world’s nine largest insurers to up their base capital by 10% under proposed ‘too big to fail’ rules does not show a considered appreciation of how well managed they are, AILO’s chief executive Alan Morgan-Moodie has told International Adviser.
The Association of International Life Offices (AILO) has launched a free guide on investing in cross border life assurance policers to help individuals approaching retirement age make decisions about how to use their pension pots.
Today International Adviser is hosting its annual International Fund Links Forum in conjunction with the Association of International Life Offices.
Asset management, wealth management and insurance industry association officials gave a mostly pragmatic welcome to a raft of new financial services regulations that were passed by the European Parliament on Tuesday.
The European Union has come a long way since its creation in the years following World War II, but early dreams of a single market in financial services continue to be only partially fulfilled, executives involved in the cross-border life insurance industry were told at an AILO conference in London yesterday.
The first ever industry conference to be held by the Association of International Life Offices (AILO) is only weeks away now, with the final line-up of speakers including EIOPA chairman Gabriel Bernardino and ABI director General Otto Thoresen.
The head of influential asset management trade body EFAMA last night called on politicians to create a “level playing field” for the regulation of financial products in Europe.
The Association of International Life Offices (AILO) is to hold its first ever industry conference this year.
Alan Morgan-Moodie, the CEO of the Association of International Life Offices, discusses the challenges currently facing the industry.
The Association of International Life Offices has written to two members of the European Parliament in a new salvo to get life products treated differently from investment funds, while also acknowledging that it faces an “uphill struggle” in getting this message across.
International life offices were described as the “jewels in the crown” of their parent companies last night, as the Association of International Life Offices marked its 25th anniversary at a black-tie event in Greenwich’s historic Painted Hall.
A key committee of the European Parliament yesterday voted unanimously to approve a compromise text updating the EU’s Market in Financial Instruments Directive, with implications for the life industry and securities markets.
