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Parallel test with Solvency I assessments could challenge smaller insurers, experts warn
An ECB proposal for the European Systemic Risk Board to have oversight on whether European regulators can adjust Basel III for macro-prudential purposes gets a mixed response from central bankers
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Calls for more proportionate Solvency II regime grow
The concept of proportionality is fundamental to Solvency II. Yet smaller insurers fear that the compliance burden they face will be too onerous. Thomas Whittaker examines whether the proportionality principle is really being applied
Local regulators grapple with Solvency II implementation
National European regulators are moving forward with Solvency II implementation at varying speeds. With Omnibus II still to be finalised, the uncertainties over the rules are creating additional pressures for local regulators. Thomas Whittaker examines...
Getting to grips with the Orsa challenge
Across Europe insurers are reporting uneven progress in their preparations to meet the Orsa requirements, with many firms struggling to adapt their practices to the new regime. Ellen Davis reports
Solvency II asset charges will not stop insurers providing bank funding...
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Solvency II asset charges will not stop insurers funding banks
Solvency II is expected to lead to changes in insurers’ investment strategies. Janko Gorter and Melle Bijlsma argue that the effects on the financial markets and the real economy may not be as significant as some have suggested
Dutch regulator urges insurers to report under Solvency II in 2012
Reporting under market-consistent framework would assist transition to new regime, says DNB
From micro to macro: Basel III tools eyed as systemic risk controls
Systemic regulators want to use Basel III’s micro-prudential tools to steer the wider economy, but no-one knows how these controls work – and bank supervisors may not be happy to take a back seat. By Michael Watt
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