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Solvency II publications

Here you can find press articles, whitepapers, studies and brochures concerning Solvency II.

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  • Press article: Solvency II in a nutshell
    The new Solvency II European regulatory regime for insurance companies is fast approaching. Many articles have been written on this topic. Our purpose is to focus on its main outcomes and on how it will affect the insurance landscape throughout the EU.
  • Solvency II - Anticipating issues, capturing benefits | Brochure
    Solvency II is a major and significant reform for the insurance sector. It will have deep and long-lasting impacts on the way insurers look at risk.
  • Solvency II: Revisiting the way people, technology and processes interact
    In these turbulent times, insurers will have to cost-effectively meet Solvency II’s stringent requirements while preserving the highest quality level.
  • Press article: Solvency II - Investir ou subir ?
    Solvency II est un chantier majeur pour les assureurs qui consacrera une surveillance plus détaillée des régulateurs et l’obligation de publier les principaux indicateurs de risque.
  • Press article: Solvency II - A structural challenge for insurers
    About a year ago, the European Commission published the proposed Solvency II framework directive. This sets out a framework for a new economic risk-based solvency requirement that will apply to all insurers in EU Member States.

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