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Showing posts with label economic capital. Show all posts
Showing posts with label economic capital. Show all posts
Saturday, 12 September 2015

EIOPA's Bernadino with keynote speech - D'ohs and Don'ts...

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Solvency II implementation - Homer called it... The latest pit stop on the Solvency II Last Legs tour was in the picturesque, almost-an-...
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Wednesday, 23 October 2013

Standard and Poors on European ERM - momentum lost after Solvency II delays?

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S&P released these pearls of wisdom regarding ERM within European insurers, specifically whether the additional breathing space offered...
Thursday, 15 August 2013

FTSE and European Insurers - Economic Capital and Solvency II trends - money pit filled?

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Interim Results season - without question, the most exciting time of the summer for me (although to qualify that, I do live on the Isle of M...
Wednesday, 7 August 2013

Deloitte's 8th Global Risk Management Survey - cause for concern?

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A survey from Deloitte has recently hit the news stands, namely the 8th edition of their Global Risk Management Survey  - I thought I'd ...
Thursday, 7 February 2013

Towers Watson on US ORSA, Economic Capital and modelling trends

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Towers have released a few decent bits of material of use to risk practitioners over the last couple of weeks which are worthy of comment. O...
Thursday, 18 October 2012

Society of Actuaries in Ireland on ORSA - a rock in a sea of turmoil

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In these days of certainty around the Solvency II implementation timetable (i.e. certainly not 2014!), it’s nice to cling on to the consul...
Tuesday, 21 August 2012

KMPG - Economic Capital Modelling in the Insurance Industry survey

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Just when you think things will be quiet while the normal world goes to the beach for a month, KPMG chip in with a survey on EC modelling , ...
Thursday, 9 August 2012

FTSE Insurers and Solvency II at interim-time - 'Oops I spent it again'

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While the politicians and eurocrats are having a well earned soak in the August sun before they pick up their Omnibus II cudgels again, the ...
Saturday, 31 March 2012

InsuranceERM's Roundtable on Solvency II - extracting value and meeting challenges

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InsuranceERM have kindly taken their pay barrier off the outputs of the Roundtable they hosted with Deloitte, bringing some of the talking h...
Tuesday, 27 March 2012

FTSE Insurers, Solvency II and Capital Adequacy - Resolution

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There's enough disclosure in Resolution's releases today to choke a donkey, with preliminaries and slides full of the usual treats...
Thursday, 22 March 2012

Listed Insurers and capital adequacy - Generali

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Onto the home straight with these now, as most of the UK Tier 1's and the larger mainland European have already presented their prelimin...
Wednesday, 14 March 2012

FTSE results and spare capital - Legal and General

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We must be entering the final straight in terms of UK disclosures ( I think I've got most of them already ) - L&G entered the fray t...
Tuesday, 13 March 2012

FTSE (and other) results and spare capital - Prudential, Munich Re, Standard Life

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...and the result keep raining in! Hot on the heels of Old Mutual , Aviva , and a bunch of others all bundled together , a few more prelimin...
Friday, 9 March 2012

Geneva Association Paper on Capital Allocation - More Capital = More Stability?

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Very nice and very concise paper from our chums at the Geneva Association, using Solvency II/Swiss Solvency Test backdrop to challenge the ...

FTSE results and spare capital - Old Mutual

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UK results season - my favourite time of year (note to self: get out more) . Old Mutual have put their goodies in the window today , and whi...
Thursday, 8 March 2012

FTSE results and spare capital - Aviva

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Just when you thought, after first AEGON and then the Pru , the EU exodus was about to start at the thought of Solvency II compliance costs...
Thursday, 16 February 2012

Axa results and economic capital measures - indication of things to come?

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So results season kicked off today with Axa putting the basic full year out (got to love European efficiency on these matters!). This was f...
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