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The United States RBC Standards, Solvency II and the Swiss Solvency Test: A Comparative Assessment [PDF]

The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance - Issues and Practice, 2008
Cummins et al. (1994) provide a conceptual framework for policymakers to use in analysing risk-based capital systems. Based on their framework, this article provides an overview and critical analysis of risk-based capital requirements, with a focus on property/casualty insurance, as implemented in three regions of the world (the United States, the ...
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On the Solvency of Insurers

1988
The purpose of this contribution is to provide an overall view of the solvency issue such as the author sees it.
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Bail-In between Liquidity and Solvency [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016
The concept of “bailing in” a distressed bank’s creditors to avoid a taxpayer-financed public rescue is commonly accepted as one of the most significant regulatory achievements in the post-crisis efforts to end the problem of “Too Big To Fail”. Yet behind the political slogan, surprising uncertainties remain as to the viability of the concept and its ...
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Fairness and Solvency Opinions [PDF]

ICFA Continuing Education Series, 1990
This presentation comes from the Valuation of Closely Held Companies and Inactively Traded Securities conference held in Chicago, Illinois, on December 5, 1989.
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Solvency of the Private Colleges

The Journal of Negro Education, 1958
During the past fourteen years all my waking hours have been concerned pretty largely with the whole question of the solvency of a group of private colleges in America. The agency which I represent has the task of coordinating the efforts of a group of colleges in their attack on one phase of the problem-that of public and corporate support for higher ...
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Solvency II – The Ultimate Formula for Managing Solvency Capital Requirement

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
Solvency Capital Requirements – or SCR – are the key numbers of Pillar I of Solvency II. Any company concerned (e.g. an insurer) must calculate a capital according to its liabilities and its assets. The resulting number gives the theoretical level of capital that provides the solvency and viability of the company.
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THE FATAL ERROR OF SOLVENCY II

Economic Affairs, 2009
The introduction of the Solvency II insurance company regulatory regime is based on a flawed application of scientific ideas to areas to which they are simply not applicable. The new regime will endanger the solvency of the insurance industry in the long run.
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A Prelude to Solvency II

2019
In this monograph, the attempt has been made to design micro law reform suggestion which are better aligned with the objectives of Solvency II; the business model characteristics of insurance undertakings specifically; and the market in which insurance undertakings operate in general.
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Solvency and profitability standards

Scandinavian Actuarial Journal, 1976
Abstract Consider an insurance portfolio and let X be a random variable equal to the yearly net result of the portfolio, i.e. premiums earned minus cost of claims and minus operational costs.
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Solvency and Regulatory Questions

2014
Taking Germany as an example, this chapter explores how a rules based system of insurance supervision can change into an economic, risk-based system of supervision. It is a process, which most jurisdictions will have to undergo, if they aim to comply with the guidelines of the international association of insurance supervisors.
Jochen Wolf, Marcus Kriele
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