Solvency ii
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...
Solvency II must be completed this parliamentary term, insists Econ chair Sharon Bowles
Standard formula is too harsh and fails to reflect real risk of long-term finance, say insurers
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Modelling and regulatory impact of new asset classes must be considered in search for higher yield
Insurers assess partial models to reflect risk profile
Partial internal models are likely to play an important role in many firms’ Solvency II capital calculations, as they look for ways to make the standard formula better reflect their risk profile. Blake Evans-Pritchard looks at how the models are being...
Data challenges for cat risk ‘threatens standard formula usage’
Lack of data could force insurers with non-standard catastrophe risks to use internal model, warns Insurance Europe
Solvency II: Orsa disclosure 'could boost insurers' ratings'
Greater transparency could be beneficial, but care must be taken over what is disclosed, speakers say
Insurers push for new way to recognise equivalence of Canada
Regime recognition mechanism proposal should be agreed in Omnibus II, says Standard Life's Porteous
Solvency II: Insurers and supervisors must work together to ensure consistency...
Insurance groups should ensure consistent approach to model applications across organisation, says chairman of Eiopa's internal model committee
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