IAIS Insurance Core Principles (ICPs) 20.11: 20.11 Liquidity risk disclosures sufficient for market participants to assess material exposures

Disclosures about liquidity risk must include enough quantitative and qualitative information for market participants to make a meaningful assessment of the insurer's material liquidity risk exposures.

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Other controls in ICP 20: Public disclosure – IAIS Insurance Core Principles (ICPs)

20.1 20.1 Audited financial statements available at least annually
20.10 20.10 Capital adequacy: objectives, policies and processes, the solvency requirements applying, capital available, and internal model information
20.12 20.12 Financial performance in total and by segment: earnings, claims development, pricing adequacy, investment performance
20.13 20.13 Specified practices for any non-GAAP financial measures disclosed
20.2 20.2 Annual public disclosure across ten areas from company profile to financial performance
20.3 20.3 Company profile: nature of business, structure, segments, environment, objectives and strategies
20.4 20.4 Governance disclosures: key features of the framework, internal controls and risk management, and how they are implemented
20.5 20.5 Technical provisions by segment: cash flow assumptions, discount rate rationale, risk adjustment method, description of the method

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