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European insurers would need regulatory action to survive Greek default

Fitch Ratings stress test concludes that eight european insurers would require "further analysis" after sovereign risk fallout

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Special regulatory action would be required to prevent the insolvency of some European insurers in the event of a eurozone sovereign bond crisis that included a Greek default, according to a stress test by rating agency Fitch.

Although the agency made no changes to its ratings of European insurers as a result of the stress test, it singled out Portuguese insurer Occidental, London-based Amlin

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