Solvency ii
Insurers raise fresh concerns over Solvency II phase-in
Instability of capital framework should be reflected in plans for soft-launch
Concerns about costs and suitability of phase-in of capital charges
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Concerns over restrictions in matching adjustment assessment
Long-term guarantees impact assessment begins, but 'disappointment' over narrow eligible assets for matching adjustment
New risk-free rate calculation for long-term guarantees test
Higher credit risk adjustment to reflect current market conditions
The question is not when Solvency II will come into effect, but in what...
The long-awaited impact assessment on Omnibus II’s long-term guarantees package has finally been given the green light after months of political wrangling over the terms of reference. Yet, it is naïve to think that the assessment, which will look...
Lawyers question Eiopa’s powers to soft-launch Solvency II
Authority promises guidelines on early implementation of risk governance and Orsa rules, but some doubt remains
Long-term guarantees test specifications to be published on test launch...
Fears that delay in releasing specifications will lead to inaccurate results
Insurers grapple with Solvency II economic capital projections
Solvency II’s requirement for insurers to project capital calculations forward over a number of years is a significant challenge for insurers that are still grappling with modelling their year-one requirements. As Clive Davidson finds, there is significant...
Lack of clarity on calculation parameters jeopardises long-term guarantees...
Concerns that technical specifications may be released only days before assessment is launched
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