Solvency ii
Insurers hope for agreement tomorrow on long-term guarantees assessment...
Insurers concerned that assessment could overlap full-year reporting as debate over matching adjustment continues to delay impact test
French regulator also considering adjusting pre-approval schedule
IAIS proposals will encourage regulatory arbitrage due to lack of global capital standard,experts warn
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Harmonisation continues to tax European policymakers
As regulators grapple with the requirements of Solvency II, finding a consistency in supervision for all countries was never going to be easy. Thomas Whittaker reports on the challenges member countries face and the efforts to find harmony across the...
Impact study on long-term guarantees package is crucial for devising...
It will only be a matter of time before the official start date for Solvency II is moved. During the past few months, the January 1, 2014 implementation date has looked increasingly unrealistic as the wrangling over Omnibus II continued due to lawmakers...
Move to swaps discounting presents ALM challenges for with-profits funds...
The move to discounting liabilities using swap rates under Solvency II will present challenges for UK with-profits funds that have been used to matching cashflows using gilts. Against the backdrop of a volatile swap spread, insurers will need to adapt...
FSA proposals to ease Icas modelling burden raise questions over inclusion...
Suggestions that regulator is already beginning to apply Solvency II assumptions to capital calculations
Testing to destruction
Reverse stress testing is set to become standard practice under Solvency II as part of the validation process for internal models, yet for most European insurers such tests are a new concept. Clive Davidson examines what can be learned from the UK, where...
EU elections could derail Solvency II development, warn insurers
Solvency II must be completed this parliamentary term, insists Econ chair Sharon Bowles
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