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Czech Republic insurance market analysis

Solvency II group reporting annual statistics 2024

SFCR 2024: RGA Seguros Generales Rural drivers of SCR ratio

LähiTapiola-ryhmä SFCR: all tier 1 restricted capital

Wüstenrot Versicherungsgruppe SFCR: a plethora of tier 2 capital

SFCR 2024

Czech Republic insurance market analysis

Czech Republic insurance market had a market capitalisation of EUR 18.6 billion total assets in 2023; figures based on EIOPA figures of firms subject to...

SFCR 2024: RGA Seguros Generales Rural drivers of SCR ratio

LähiTapiola-ryhmä SFCR: all tier 1 restricted capital

Wüstenrot Versicherungsgruppe SFCR: a plethora of tier 2 capital

SFCR 2024: Solvency UK groups capital ratios

Solvency UK

SFCR 2024: Solvency UK groups capital ratios

A sample of 36 UK and Gibraltar insurance groups that published their Solvency UK SFCRs early, points to an increase in the capital ratios of...

Rothesay 2024 SFCR: details of market and life underwriting risks revealed

Solvency UK brings fresh insights on the state the UK insurance market

Nothing to see here: UK insurance capital ratios remain stable in 2024

Largest UK insurance groups lead the 2024 SFCR reporting charge

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Transitions to a Solvency II world: Part 2

Part 1 of this extensive and first interview with Nathalie Berger, Head of the Insurance and Pensions Unit at the European Commission, looked at the impact...
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Transitions to a Solvency II world: Part 1

Solvency II Wire about the Commission’s shifting priorities and the challenges of implementing and monitoring Solvency II. Nathalie Berger was appointed to head the Insurance...

Barnier on Omnibus II

Michel Barnier, European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services, responds to written questions from Gideon Benari, Editor of Solvency II Wire about the Omnibus II...
Transparency and legacy

Transparency and legacy

The final part of an extensive interview Carlos Montalvo, Executive Director of EIOPA, in which he talks about the challenges of reporting, look-through and contemplates the future...

Climate Risk Reporting

A simple approach to climate scenarios
Despite the calls for firms to conduct climate-related scenarios for a number of years, there is a wide range in...
Insurers rank third in 2021 TCFD Climate Disclosure Survey
Insurers rank third in 2021 TCFD Climate Disclosure Survey
Source: TCFD 2022 The global insurance industry ranked joint third (with banking) in the TCFD Climate-related annual survey, with an...
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Shining a light on the path to sustainability
Achieving sustainability targets must consider both business and environmental demands and opportunities. Andrew Epsom, insurance client solutions director at Royal...
Amy Barnes speaking at Insurance Climate Disclosures
Climate and sustainability data quality – an insurance perspective
Growing demand for climate reporting requires insurers to learn not only about their own emissions but also about those of...
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Managing government climate policy uncertainty
Government policy set with best intentions to reduce carbon emissions may falter if not thought through properly. David Rorrison, director...

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