Scor looks to Solvency II

Philippe Trainar, chief risk officer at Scor, talks to Alexander Campbell

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While the banking industry and its regulators hurry to reform in the wake of the financial crisis, the Solvency II capital rules for the insurance sector are stuck in a pre-crisis world. Philippe Trainar, the new chief risk officer at French insurer Scor, argues the regulators behind Solvency II – the Committee of European Insurance and Occupational Pension Supervisors (Ceiops) and the European Commission (EC) – have ignored many of the issues thrown up by the crisis, and the rules will need

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