Insurer losses mount after year of unprecedented hits
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Catlin sees 83% profit tumble from nat cats
09 February 2012
Companies: Tokio Marine, Munich Re, Lloyd's, Montpelier Re, Swiss Re, Zurich, XL, Scor, Everest Re, Endurance, Partner Re, Transatlantic, Validus, Aspen, Amlin, IAG, Axis Capital, Catlin, RenRe, Beazley, Hanover Insurance, Alterra, Argo, Lancashire, Platinum Underwriters, Flagstone, Travelers, Hannover Re
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Highlights
- Solvency II data could cost big insurers over £100m
- Zurich's ERM: setting the tone from the top
- FSA highlights weaknesses in insurers' models
- Majority of insurers lag on Solvency II reporting requirements
- Milliman hires Dunn from KPMG
- Danes keen to enforce 2014 Solvency II deadline
- How Solvency II will affect insurers' bond and equity investments
- Solvency II will hit securitisations but may boost derivatives' use
- Compliance costs put financial institutions off overseas ventures
- Model validation consortium launched
- Further disputes remain likely over matching premiums fudge
- Encoding the directive: XBRL for Solvency II reporting
- Hybrid debt market crimped by Solvency II uncertainties
- Solvency II extra year is vital for Spain
- Using least squares Monte Carlo for Solvency II proxy modelling
- French insurers shy away from internal models
- Recognise importance of tax in pillar 1
- Sweden's insurers struggle to get ready for Solvency II
- Reducing uncertainty with multiple catastrophe models
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