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Financial sector regulators broadly agree that organizational culture — their own, as well as among the firms they oversee — presents material challenges to governance and supervision that demand coordinated, public-private attention. Collective action must aim at developing data-driven approaches to proactive risk assessment.

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Insurance, Supervision and Trust: An Intricate Relationship

by Shigeru Ariizumi

Compendium

Jun 23, 2025

The IAIS advances risk governance through global insurance standards, emphasizing conduct risk, insurer culture, and systemic risk resilience. Its 2025–2029 strategy prioritizes climate risk, digital innovation, and protection gap reduction. The Insurance Capital Standard (ICS) and Holistic Framework underscore the IAIS’s commitment to global supervisory cooperation and the mitigation of misconduct across the insurance sector.

The 2025 Compendium is available!

Now in its 8th year, Starling's Compendium features 21 contributors from across the industry as well as detailed analysis of the latest trends in culture & conduct risk supervision.

ANZ CEO Argues Current Scandal is Unrelated to Past Problems

by Starling Insights

Observations

May 15, 2025

While presenting ANZ's latest financial results, outgoing CEO Shayne Elliott maintained that the current Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) investigation into alleged market misconduct at the bank is unrelated to past scandals, as reported by The Australian.