Solvency ii
UK insurers behind schedule on Solvency II data requirements
UK Financial Services Authority highlights problems with data control, ownership and validation
Small and specialist insurers are seeking ways to tailor Solvency II’s standard formula, but policy-makers remain cautious. Blake Evans-Pritchard reports
Commissioner proposes waiting for results of impact study on long-term guarantees in March 2013
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Keeping above the capital floor
Solvency II is expected to give rise to significant volatility in insurers’ capital own funds due to the regime’s market-consistent view of the economic balance sheet. Managing this volatility and ensuring that fluctuating capital levels remain above...
Liability insurers need to embrace life ALM techniques
When it comes to asset-liability management (ALM), general insurers face far less of a challenge than their life counterparts given the considerably shorter duration of their liabilities. Yet, the growth of periodical payment orders (PPOs) in personal...
Latest delay to key Solvency II vote 'could threaten agreement on Omnibus...
European Parliament plenary vote on Omnibus II will take place on November 20
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Q&A: Sharon Bowles, Econ committee chair, on the Omnibus II trilogues
With an agreement on Omnibus II still to be found, Thomas Whittaker asks Sharon Bowles MEP, chair of the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee (Econ), about whether an agreement can be reached and if the January 1, 2014 implementation...
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