Generali’s solvency ratio continues to slide

- By Louie Woodall and Abdool Fawzee Bhollah
- 07 Nov 2019

Italian insurance giant Generali saw its Solvency II ratio fall further in Q3 to 204%, 13 percentage points down on end-2018, as a result of interest rate falls and regulatory changes.

Its ratio was 209% at end-June and 217% at end-2018. But its current ratio is higher than the same quarter a year ago, when it stood at 200%.

Year-to-date, regulatory changes and tweaks to models have shaved eight

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