With the National Association of Insurance Commissioners' Own Risk and Solvency Assessment (ORSA) regulation bearing down on insurers, the IASA offered a super session, plus a track of technical sessions, on complying with the new enterprise risk-reporting mandate, to keep its members informed and updated.
“We had it as a super session two years ago, and now a lot [of the regulation] has been implemented” by IASA members, particularly large companies, explains Dotti Augustine, chair of IASA's Accounting, Risk Management and Finance Committee. Given the impact of the regulation, it's important to give IASA members a forum to draw from one another's knowledge and experience, says Augustine, director of client services at Aon Benfield.
“In the insurance industry, companies are very good at helping clients manage risks, but doing it for themselves is a very different task,” observes consultant Mary Peter, who will moderate and speak at the super session. Peter is director, enterprise risk management, at Eide Bailly LLP.
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