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Dutch regulator to begin Solvency II test on insurers
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Source: Life & Pension Risk
Parallel test with Solvency I assessments could challenge smaller insurers, experts warn
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Source: Life & Pension Risk
Availability of population data and risk modelling crucial to attracting investors
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Source: Life & Pension Risk
Volatility in the market means guarantees are getting more expensive. Blake Evans-Pritchard looks at whether companies will be able to continue to offer such products – and what this means for the consumer...
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On the move
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Source: Asia Risk
Asia Risk rounds up the people moves in November and December
Netherlands offers second front for longevity derisking sector
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Source: Life & Pension Risk
A spike in life expectancy estimation saw the four largest Dutch schemes add €11 billion to their liabilities in one go. As a series of high-profile longevity swap providers prepare to enter the market, is the Netherlands going to form a second front...
Netherlands heralded as next longevity market
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Source: Life & Pension Risk
An €11 billion increase in the liabilities of the top four Dutch pension funds owing to life expectancy improvements could see a longevity swap deal agreed in the Netherlands
Solvency II to cause regulatory arbitrage in Asia
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Source: Life & Pension Risk
A two-tier regulatory market could develop across Asian insurance sectors as Solvency II capital requirements for European insurers will cause them to lose out to domestic competition
State pension rollback provides opportunity for insurers
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Source: Life & Pension Risk
Politically-led change in the French pension system means insurers are eyeing new opportunities in the country’s market, but are consumers ready for more complex savings vehicles? Blake Evans-Pritchard reports
Aegon looks to cost of capital to price optionality in VA liabilities
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Source: Life & Pension Risk
A proposed new modelling framework from the Dutch insurer's US arm uses cost of capital in an analogous role to the market price of risk in traditional pricing theory to value long-dated options embedded in VA liabilities
People
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Aegon appoints global sustainability head The Hague-based insurer Aegon has appointed Marc van Weede as global head of sustainability, reporting directly to CEO Alex Wynaendts. Van Weede was most recently the head of Aegon's group business development...
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