Hosted by the IIF’s Regulatory Affairs department, this podcast series features interviews with regulators, thought leaders, and executives shaping today's regulatory environment.
Global Regulatory Update
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Hosted by the IIF’s Regulatory Affairs department, this podcast series features interviews with regulators, thought leaders, and executives shaping today's regulatory environment.
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Recent Episodes
July 15, 2026
The Future of Insurance Supervision in Europe — Priorities, Risks, and Opportunities
<p>In this episode of the Global Regulatory Update podcast, host Philippe Brahin, Head of Insurance and NBFI at the IIF, speaks with Petra Hielkema, Chairperson of the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA), following her confirmation for a second five-year term. Against a backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty, climate risk, technological disruption, and economic fragmentation, the conversation explores EIOPA’s new Strategy to 2030 and its vision for strengthening the European insurance and pensions sector.</p> <p>Petra discusses the implementation of the revised <strong>Solvency II</strong> framework, including new proportionality measures, reduced reporting requirements, and efforts to support investment while preserving a robust risk-based supervisory system. The discussion also examines the European Commission’s <strong>Savings and Investment Union</strong>, the role of insurers as long-term investors, and the challenge of mobilizing capital to support Europe’s economic, digital, and green transitions. In addition, Petra shares her perspective on the growing <strong>pension gap</strong> and the policy initiatives aimed at encouraging greater long-term savings and retirement preparedness across Europe.</p> <p>The episode further explores some of the most pressing issues facing supervisors and insurers today, including <strong>natural catastrophe protection gaps</strong>, <strong>digitalization and AI</strong>, the evolution of <strong>private markets and private credit</strong>, and the importance of international supervisory cooperation through organizations such as the IAIS. Petra reflects on the progress made during her first mandate, the opportunities and challenges ahead for European supervision, and why stronger dialogue between regulators and industry will be essential to building resilience, fostering innovation, and supporting sustainable growth in the years ahead.</p>
June 29, 2026
A Decade of Leadership at the IAIS - Reflections on Global Insurance Supervision with Jonathan Dixon
<p>In this episode of the IIF Global Regulatory Update podcast, host Philippe Brahin, Head of Insurance and NBFI at the IIF, speaks with Jonathan Dixon, Secretary General (2017-2026) of the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS), as he concludes nearly a decade of leadership at the organization. The conversation reflects on a period marked by major global disruptions - including the global pandemic, war conflicts, geopolitical fragmentation, and rapid technological changes - alongside significant milestones in international insurance regulation.</p> <p>Drawing on his experience, Jonathan discusses the evolution of the IAIS and its efforts to deliver global standards across a highly diverse membership of roughly 200 jurisdictions. The conversation explores the development and adoption of key frameworks such as <strong>ComFrame</strong>, the <strong>Holistic Framework for systemic risk</strong>, and the <strong>Insurance Capital Standard (ICS)</strong>, and what they signal for the future of global convergence in insurance. </p> <p>The episode also examines emerging priorities for regulators, including the assessment of <strong>systemic risk in the insurance sector</strong>, the role of insurers in evolving areas such as <strong>private credit and asset-intensive</strong> <strong>reinsurance</strong>, and the growing importance of <strong>operational resilience in an AI-enabled environment</strong>. Jonathan reflects on the continued need to address <strong>protection gaps</strong>, particularly in natural catastrophe risks, and the role of insurance in supporting <strong>societal resilience, economic growth, and long-term investment</strong>, while emphasizing the importance of <strong>public–private collaboration</strong> in shaping innovative insurance solutions and effective supervisory frameworks. The discussion concludes with forward-looking insights on the evolving global regulatory landscape and the enduring strengths of the insurance model.</p>
June 3, 2026
The New Shape of Risk — Insights From the Third EY/IIF Insurance Risk Survey
<p>In this episode of the Global Regulatory Update podcast, host Melanie Idler, Policy Advisor at the IIF, speaks with EY's Stuart Doyle, U.S. Insurance Risk and Regulation Leader, and Rasika Karnik, U.S. Insurance Risk Senior Manager, about the findings of the third annual <a href="https://www.iif.com/Publications/ID/6532/EYIIF-Third-Annual-Global-Insurance-Risk-Management-Survey" rel="nofollow">EY–IIF Global Insurance Risk Management Survey</a>, which examines how insurance chief risk officers are navigating a rapidly evolving global risk landscape.</p> <p>Drawing on insights from more than 100 CROs and senior risk executives, the discussion explores how insurers are operating in a <strong>nonlinear, accelerated, volatile, and interconnected (NAVI) risk environment</strong>, where risks materialize faster, spread more widely, and interact in increasingly complex ways. The guests examine how this is reshaping the role of the CRO, with greater expectations for real-time insights, forward-looking analysis, and deeper integration into business decision-making. They highlight the continued dominance of <strong>cyber risk</strong> as the top near-term concern, alongside the growing importance of <strong>strategic risk</strong>, reflecting the expanding remit of risk leaders as organizations respond to geopolitical shifts, technological disruption, and market change.</p> <p>The conversation also focuses on how insurers are adapting their operating models and capabilities. AI and advanced analytics are moving from experimentation into core risk functions, driving both efficiency gains and new governance challenges, while prompting a shift toward <strong>capability-driven risk teams</strong> rather than simple headcount growth. At the same time, CROs are balancing near-term pressures with longer-term risks such as <strong>climate transition</strong>, <strong>data privacy and ethics</strong>, and evolving global financial dynamics, requiring more adaptive skill sets and a broader, more strategic approach to risk management. Together, these themes underscore a fundamental transition: from managing risk as a control function to positioning it as a central driver of resilience, insight, and decision-making across the insurance enterprise.</p>
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