As testified by the De Larosiere report in 2009,
Solvency II will be the appropriate solution for the insurance industry to help prevent extreme financial crises (http://ec.europa.eu).
While 30% of insurance executives surveyed think of
Solvency II as just another regulatory nuisance, 61% believe it would improve their company's ability to manage risks and encourage an improved understanding of risk throughout their organization.
The China Insurance Regulatory Commission is seeking public comments on a new
solvency regulation update draft.
chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, "is not wedded to every jot and tittle" in his
solvency bill (H.R.
(a) that company was solvent by the end of year 2011, and adherence of minimum
solvency requirement at all times before notice; (b) that the Management of the company had adopted and undertook that the minimum
solvency requirement as laid down by the laws should be fulfilled; and should take care to adherence of the applicable laws, rules in that regard in future; (c) that the company also took remedial measurement to come up to meet the shortfall by injecting new-equity; and disposing of its properties and investments in associated (companies) to bring the company's
solvency position as required by law, [pp.
Solvency II: Federal Insurance Office Director Michael McRaith rejected any application of European Union
Solvency II standards on U.S.
ADMIRAL reported a 4% increase in pre-tax profits for the first half of 2016 and raised its dividend by 23%, but spooked investors with a warning that market volatility after Brexit had squeezed its
solvency ratio.
Timetric's "Insight Report:
Solvency II - Beyond Implementation" conducts a detailed analysis about the current state of
Solvency II.
Three of the 23 Consumer Operated and Oriented Plan (CO-OP)insurers have maxed out their Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA)
solvency loan accounts.
BANKING AND CREDIT NEWS-March 23, 2015-Rules on
Solvency II published by PRA
Liquidity ratios analyze the company's capacity to pay off its short-term debt obligations, whereas
solvency ratios examine the company's ability to meet its long-term liabilities.