Solvency ii
Insurance Risk Solvency II Solutions Guide 2012/13
Solvency II is driving the biggest shake-up of the European insurance industry for decades and its impact is being felt across the globe. Insurers are relying on technology to help them meet their obligations...
Supervisors say existing guidance has yet to be tested and may not work
New rules on over-the-counter derivatives are set to have a significant impact on the insurance industry. The rules, the European Market Infrastructure Regulation in Europe and the US Dodd-Frank Act, will...
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Commission targets January start for long-term guarantees assessment
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Phase-in of Solvency II a threat to level playing field, warn insurers...
Eiopa chairman's proposals 'a step backwards' in creating European solvency framework
Investment in infrastructure set to rise as insurers seek yield
Swiss Re infrastructure deal shows developing appetite of insurers to finance long-term projects
Risk software survey 2012
Trading and risk systems have been updated over the past year to reflect the growing need for regulatory solutions, as well as the new pricing complexity associated with collateral-based discounting. By Clive Davidson
New own funds specifications add capital restrictions
New technical specifications on Solvency II’s capital requirements make some significant changes to the way insurers calculate their own funds, but they also leave some unanswered questions. Louie Woodall reports
Sponsored feature: Northern Trust
A low-yield environment and regulatory requirements have increased the cost of doing business. Faced with these pressures, Northern Trust expects to see European insurers use asset pooling and tax-transparent fund vehicles in their investment businesses...
Model behaviour: supervisors grapple with internal model approval
With regulators struggling to get comfortable with insurers’ internal models, and with the memory of the subprime crisis still lingering, the question of how to ensure that the models are robust is worrying supervisors. Blake Evans-Pritchard reports...
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