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Allianz Re in $1.1bn legacy reinsurance deal with Enstar
19 February 2016Joint management of run-off claims will be established at Allianz Resolution Management US
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Aegon shrugs off market volatility
19 February 2016Solvency II group ratio moved by 5% in the first few weeks of the year
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Standard Life Solvency II ratio at 162%
19 February 2016Business is stronger than the headline ratio suggests, management says
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PRA draws red line on longevity risk deals
18 February 2016Regulator points to collateralisation to mitigate counterparty risk
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Euler Hermes gets €268m add-on to Solvency II internal model
18 February 2016Belgian regulator treating company as "cyclical monoline"
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EU and US kick off negotiations for covered agreement
18 February 2016Solvency II equivalence is linked to reducing reinsurance collateral requirements
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"Financial markets have yet to get to grips with Solvency II," says Deloitte's Vet
18 February 2016Some insurers set to beat market expectations in first round of solvency reporting
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UK floods take 9 points off Ageas UK's solvency ratio
17 February 2016Insurer hit with €64m bill from floods in December
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Eiopa sets out retail risk indicators
16 February 2016Ratios and measures will not trigger automatic supervisory action
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Eiopa to spend €21.7m on 2016 strategic objectives
16 February 2016Authority budgets €7.9m for organisational improvements, cites talent scarcity as key risk
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