Principal-protected products could benefit from Solvency II
The European market for principal-protected structured products could benefit from Solvency II, say bankers, as insurance companies adapt their portfolios to cater for the new risk-based capital rules.
Solvency II is occupying the minds of insurers and bankers alike, but market participants warn the rules are a work in progress. In January, the European Commission adopted a proposal that would allow for a transition period of up to 10 years for some of the most onerous aspects of the legislation
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