Capital Requirements, Disclosure, and Supervision in the European Insurance Industry pp 1-10 | Cite as
Introduction
Abstract
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identifying the main’ solvency II drivers’ and the main characteristics of the European insurance industry;
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introducing the risk-based approach to derive the new capital requirement for European insurers;
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describing the main ways in which control can be exercised within the insurer’s risk management framework by the insurer itself, and on the insurer by the supervisor according to a risk-based approach;
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identifying the market discipline process and the role of supervision under the Solvency II Directive;
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presenting the approach to disclosure consistent with the Solvency II third pillar requirements.
Keywords
Capital Requirement Voluntary Disclosure Market Discipline Supervisory Authority Risk PortfolioPreview
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References
- Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (1998) ‘Enhancing Bank Transparency: Public Disclosure and Supervisory Information That Promote Safety and Soundness in Banking Systems’, available at BIS’ website www.bis.org.
- CEA (2007) ‘Solvency II Glossary’, available at CEA’s website www.cea.assur.org and Groupe Consultatifs website www.gcactuaries.org.
- IAIS (2002) ‘Guidance Paper on Public Disclosure by Insurers’, available at IAIS’ website www.iaisweb.org.