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Agricultural industry underwriter reveals plan in SFCR
Axa XL Re H1 premiums and revenues fall as group cuts natcat risk
S&P Global Ratings has downgraded Italy's outlook to stable
The measures and the volatility adjustment maintain capital adequacy for some insurers
Latest hires include pricing model, M&A and capital modelling experts
He has served in chief actuarial, capital and risk roles
Axa Deutschland's SFCR said partial guarantees now "the new market standard"
UK motor insurer's solvency drops 26pp in six months
Deferred annuities and endowments had average guarantee of 3.2%
S&P Global said European insurers have been impacted by the drop in equity and bond markets
CBIRC says ratios "remain within a reasonable range"
Jefferies urging Axa to consider German legacy life book sale
New analysis from Insurance Risk Data picks up where Eiopa left off, evaluating the use of the long-term guarantees measures in Germany, the EEA country where they are most popular. David Walker reports
Actuaries, US insurers, environmental campaigners have joined the UK industry in responding to Solvency II reform proposals. Christopher Cundy and David Walker report
Japan is midway through development of a new capital framework that takes its lead from the Insurance Capital Standard. This should make it a beacon for international prudential rules, as the FSA's Shigeru Ariizumi explains to Sarfraz Thind
Low interest rates killed off European life insurance products that offered policyholders guaranteed annual returns. Even now as rates rise, David Walker finds practitioners are ready to bury the concept
Richard Chan, Hong Kong chief investment officer and Asia head of ALM at Axa, discusses Hong Kong's forthcoming risk-based capital regime and how insurers will respond
Expanding an insurance business in good times typically meant growing profits. In today's tougher economic environment, Europe's largest insurers are being much more prudent about spending capital, and are only considering very careful expansion, as David Walker writes