Solvency II
One of the major new features of Solvency II is that insurance companies must now devote a portion of their…
Preparing for Solvency II - Points of debate in the Standard Formula
Regulation > Solvency II03/2011
By introducing the measurement of risk and capital, Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) should replace the traditional accounting‐based focus, which will…
Purely domestic US life insurers may view Solvency II as exclusively a foreign concern. However, efforts are under way for…
Principle-based solvency: A comparison between Solvency II and the Swiss Solvency Test
Regulation > Solvency II03/2010
With the adoption of the Solvency II directive, the European parliament has opened up a new area for insurance in…
Adapting the solvency regulations to times of crisis, accepting the riskiness of the situation
Regulation > Solvency II01/2010
The G20 experts are calling for more capital in financial institutions. The need for a selective increase in capital requirements,…
SCOR has traditionally been a strong proponent of advanced risk management methods and models in the insurance industry. In the…
Market Value Margin: Practical calculations under the Solvency II Cost of Capital approach
Regulation > Solvency II03/2012
In the Solvency II framework, Market Value Margin (MVM) comes in addition to the Best Estimate valuation of liabilities as…
Risk Models for Capital Adequacy: Applications in the Context of Solvency II and Beyond
Regulation > Solvency II04/2006
In the context of the quantitative requirements under pillar 1 of Solvency II, internal risk models quantify a specific company’s…
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