Solvency ii
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...
Regime recognition mechanism proposal should be agreed in Omnibus II, says Standard Life's Porteous
Insurance groups should ensure consistent approach to model applications across organisation, says chairman of Eiopa's internal model committee
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Solvency II: Lack of co-ordination on internal model approval, says...
European supervisors are taking different approaches to the Solvency II internal model approval process, says head of Solvency II project for Allianz
Sponsored webinar: IBM
Solvency II is a key initiative to ensure insurers and reinsurers understand the risks inherent in their businesses and allocate enough capital to cover those risks. Operational Risk & Regulation convened a webinar, sponsored by IBM, which confirmed that,...
Insurers explore 'risk geographies' for capital modelling
Insurers are looking at new ways to model their capital requirements. Risk geographies is one method being explored by some insurers. While the technique can be a powerful tool, it does present some implementation challenges. Clive Davidson reports
Insurers lock horns with policymakers on undertaking-specific parameters...
Small and specialist insurers are seeking ways to tailor Solvency II’s standard formula, but policy-makers remain cautious. Blake Evans-Pritchard reports
Barnier proposes delay to Omnibus II vote
Commissioner proposes waiting for results of impact study on long-term guarantees in March 2013
Reinsurers urged to expand equities allocation amid 'fixed-income bubble...
Flight to fixed income exposing reinsurers to low yields and interest and inflation risks
German insurers warn of Solvency II threat to infrastructure investment...
Insurers keen to invest in real economy, finds BaFin study, but regulatory uncertainty holding them back
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