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Challenges to discounting liabilities for Solvency II

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June 25, 2012
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High-level roundtable deliberates treatment of for long-term guarantee products.
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Solvency II News: Deutsche Bank & IIF reports, EIOPA equivalence consultation

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August 25, 2011
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Deutsche Bank & IIF reports, EIOPA equivalence consultation
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The pioneers in green – guest post

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June 7, 2011
The pioneers in green – guest post

In this guest post, Allan Christian, author of the Governance Matters blog shares his thoughts on Solvency II in Ireland and reviews a presentation given by Matthew Elderfield, Deputy Governor (Financial Regulation) of the Central Bank of Ireland in May this year. Allan is quick to post insights and views on Solvency II. His...
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Solvency II news: 30 May 2011 covered bond bonanza, captives

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May 30, 2011
Solvency II news: 30 May 2011 covered bond bonanza, captives

Covered bonds, captives, credit ratings, tweets. "US proposals would add student or car loans that could attract different investors drawn to risk rather than stability.”
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Solvency II news: 1 April 2011

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April 1, 2011

Contents: solvency II and cloud computing, solvency II-friendly investment, risk management slide presentation Cloud computing under Solvency II Cloud computing will have to comply with Solvency II outsourcing provisions. Lexology reports on the implications of the Directive for the UK insurance industry. Cloud computing “is a form of outsourcing by which vendors can supply...
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Solvency II news: 31 March 2011

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March 31, 2011
Solvency II news: 31 March 2011

Contents: global insurance supervision, illiquidity premium criticized, standard model, banks v insurers on bonds II Tottering toward global insurance supervision A lack of consistency in global regulation is costing the insurance industry an extra $25 billion a year. The FT reports that the figure, calculated by KPMG, highlights the differences in international regulation between...
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