EU insurance solvency ratios strengthen in 2017 – Eiopa
The average European insurer had a solvency ratio of 237% at end-2017, nine percentage points higher than at end-2016.
Country-level data published by the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (Eiopa), however, shows a wide dispersion of ratios across jurisdictions.
Latvian insurers reported the lowest average solvency ratio among the sample of 30 countries, at 135%, down from 142% in 2016. Maltese firms stayed top of the table with an average of 361%, up from 352% the
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