IAIS Insurance Core Principles (ICPs) 20.3: 20.3 Company profile: nature of business, structure, segments, environment, objectives and strategies

Disclosures describe the insurer's company profile, including the nature of its business, its corporate structure, key business segments, the external environment it operates in, and its objectives and the strategies for achieving them.

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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
20.11 20.11 Liquidity risk disclosures sufficient for market participants to assess material exposures
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
20.4 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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