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Back on track with RMS(one)
11 October 2016RMS chief executive Hemant Shah talks to Christopher Cundy about the long-delayed launch of its exposure management platform, RMS(one)
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Ireland's Solvency II testing raises proportionality concerns
06 October 2016The Central Bank of Ireland's probe into how smaller insurers are coping with Solvency II has touched a nerve with proponents of proportionality. David Walker reports
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Liquidity has become a fluid concept in financial markets
04 October 2016Melanie Mitchell makes the case for decreased liquidity in corporate bond markets, and explains how investors should respond
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Extracting more value from the GI reserving process
29 September 2016Insurers relying on stochastic modelling to estimate reserve uncertainty could take a leap forward in managing their reserve risk, as Jeff Courchene explains
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Credit downgrades raise strategic questions for insurers
22 September 2016Investors are questioning the impact of credit downgrades on insurers' Solvency II balance sheets. Hugo Coelho investigates how firms are gauging this risk and why they resist putting a figure on it
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European supervisors change tack on negative interest rate risk
20 September 2016Insurers are being asked to modify internal models as negative yields become the new normal, but the approach varies by country and company. Hugo Coelho reports
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How far can the UK run from Solvency II?
15 September 2016The UK parliamentary investigation into Solvency II is expected to shed light on the trade-off between regulatory flexibility and market access, and expose the different preferences of insurers with different corporate structures. Hugo Coelho reports
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Pulling the trigger on Solvency II transitional recalculations
13 September 2016Callum Tanner investigates UK insurers' first experiences with transitional recalculations and finds contrasting approaches to deal with the volatility of Solvency II ratios
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A false dawn for restricted tier 1 debt?
09 September 2016The market for restricted tier 1 debt took off last month with an issue by Gjensidige, but may remain subdued for as long as the Solvency II grandfathering provisions last. Hugo Coelho reports
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UK firms split on interest rate hedging strategy
01 September 2016L&G has put its economic view on the pedestal, moving away from its rivals and challenging analysts who take Solvency II figures more seriously. Callum Tanner reports
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