Archive

• BaFin lists failings of German insurers' Solvency II reporting

  16 August 2017

  However, regulator says pillar III documents overall were satisfactory

• UK insurers' Brexit choices become a test of EU regulatory convergence

  13 July 2017

  Eiopa's opinion on Brexit may have scotched the plans of London firms hoping to reinsure 100% of EU risks back to the City. But are some regulators offering a lighter-touch version of the rules than others? Callum Tanner reports

• BaFin reveals extent of reliance on transitional measures by German life industry

  09 June 2017

  Regulator publishes its analysis as part of first assessment of pillar III documents

• Eiopa gave BaFin five concessions on UFR change

  10 April 2017

  Important that firms do not have to prove post-transitional solvency with lower UFR, says Frank Grund

• Solvency II "will never be a cakewalk", says BaFin chief

  11 January 2017

  German supervisor focusing on weaker underwriters

• Eiopa to take action on life guarantees after stress test reveals vulnerabilities

  15 December 2016

  Combined low rates and double hit scenario wipe €260bn off EU insurers' balance sheets

• Brexit shifts debate on Solvency II reforms

  13 October 2016

  Many see Solvency II rules as a largely British export to Europe, but once the UK leaves the EU, the remaining member states are likely to take the directive in a new direction. Callum Tanner reports

• IAIS reaches fork in the road on systemic risk

  26 July 2016

  International regulators are opening up to the idea of framing systemic risk in market-wide activities rather than individual companies. Callum Tanner reports

• Supervisors face the flood of Solvency II data

  24 May 2016

  As insurers submit their first Solvency II reports this month, Christopher Cundy asks what supervisors will do with the billions of data points now at their fingertips

• InsuranceERM's Most Influential 2016 revealed

  19 April 2016

  Who's leading the direction of risk and capital management?