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Solvency II creates opportunity for notional hedging of unit-linked liabilities
26 February 2016Approach could work well for diversified insurers, suggests Willis Towers Watson
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Sharma appointed to the board of Gibraltar's financial regulator
25 February 2016Former UK regulator played a major role in the development of Solvency II
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Axa rules out divestments to avoid capital surcharge
25 February 2016Europe faces "problem" if US rejects G-Sii rules
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NN resists setting target Solvency II ratio
25 February 2016Dutch insurer asks analysts to focus on the cash holding target
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RSA's Solvency II ratio at 155% following LatAm disposal
25 February 2016Hester's turnaround plan yielding success
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Delta Lloyd lowers proposed rights issue to €650m
24 February 2016Solvency ratio drops to 131% following deferred tax agreement
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UK is gold-plating Solvency II audit requirements - ABI
24 February 2016Association calls for proportional treatment of smaller insurers
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Swiss Re seeks unit-linked above annuities in closed-book consolidation drive
23 February 2016Credit risk mounts following Guardian acquisition
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Allianz fights to protect Solvency II ratio from jittery markets
23 February 2016Volatility threatens to eat away 20 points of capital surplus at the end of the first quarter
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UFR reduction should be tied to relaxation of MA - Vet
22 February 2016Former chairman of CRO Forum argues industry is addicted to UFR benefit
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