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Timetrics 'Insight Report: Solvency II Beyond Implementation' analyzes the developments in the insurance industry following the implementation of Solvency II on January 1, 2016.
Most insurers in Europe region have found taht their risk management and governance strategies have improved as a result of Solvency II. Moreover, the regime prepares the ground for a single insurance market across Europe, enabling insurers and reinsurers to operate under the same set of regulations.
It will increase the competitiveness of insurers and reinsurers, and provide the same level of consumer protection throughout the European insurance industry.
To Browse a Report Detail with TOC @ http://www.researchmoz.us/insight-report-solvency-ii-beyond-implementation-report.html
Crypto-Assets: Implications for financial stability, monetary policy, and pay...eraser Juan José Calderón
Crypto-Assets: Implications for financial stability, monetary policy, and payments and market infrastructures
Occasional Paper Series. No 223 / May 2019.
Abstract
This paper summarises the outcomes of the analysis of the ECB Crypto-Assets Task
Force. First, it proposes a characterisation of crypto-assets in the absence of a
common definition and as a basis for the consistent analysis of this phenomenon.
Second, it analyses recent developments in the crypto-assets market and unfolding
links with financial markets and the economy. Finally, it assesses the potential impact
of crypto-assets on monetary policy, payments and market infrastructures, and
financial stability. The analysis shows that, in the current market, crypto-assets’ risks
or potential implications are limited and/or manageable on the basis of the existing
regulatory and oversight frameworks. However, this assessment is subject to change
and should not prevent the ECB from continuing to monitor crypto-assets, raise
awareness and develop preparedness.
Keywords: crypto-assets, characterisation, monitoring, crypto-assets risks
JEL codes: E42, G21, G23, O33
EIOPA Financial Stability Report 2013 Lucas Wyrsch
EIOPA is part of the European System of Financial Supervision consisting of three European Supervisory Authorities and the European Systemic Risk Board.
It is an independent advisory body to the European Parliament, the Council of the European Union and the European Commission.
EIOPA’s core responsibilities are to support the stability of the financial system, transparency of markets and financial products as well as the protection of insurance policyholders, pension scheme members and beneficiaries.
EIOPA is based in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
Since the publication of EIOPA’s last Financial Stability Review in July 2013, the core
elements of the risk environment facing EU insurance undertakings and occupational
pension schemes has remained largely unchanged.
The reporting season showed relative resilience in the profitability and solvency of EU insurance undertakings, but the latent risks facing the sector cannot be ignored.
There is no cause for complacency. The main risks, namely,
1. the low yield environment,
2. the weak macro-economic climate and
3. credit risk from exposure to sovereigns and financial institutions
remain mostly unchanged.
Special Report: Data Management Implications Of Solvency IIConor Coughlan
This is a special report that Thomson Reuters has sponsored relating to the practical challenges facing practitioners in adhering to Solvency II. This report provides the read with some unique insights into how the industry is dealing with this matter.
if you are working for or connected to an Insurer, Asset Manager, Custodian, Fund Administrator or Prime Broker this will be of interest to you.
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
Abstract
The U.S. financial and economic crisis has had severe global repercussions. The run-up to the crisis involved a substantial and widespread underestimation of risks—especially in housing—and growing leverage and liquidity mismatches, in particular through off-balance-sheet vehicles and non-bank entities in less-regulated areas. Against a backdrop of easy global financial conditions, this dynamic fed an unsustainable buildup of financial imbalances, above all in housing markets. The sharp decline in housing prices that started in 2007 weakened several systemically important financial institutions, culminating in the collapse of Lehman Brothers, and revealing major weaknesses in the U.S. regulatory and resolution frameworks. This was followed by the worst global financial panic since the Great Depression, with extreme strains in a broad range of markets, volatility in capital flows and exchange rates, and a cascade of systemic events. Economic activity collapsed globally, with trade contracting sharply and advanced economies as a group registering the steepest decline in production in the postwar period. Emerging markets economies also experienced intense pressure, amid retrenching trade and tighter international financing conditions.
I. Overview ; Outlook and Risks
1. Recent data suggest that the sharp fall in output may now be ending, although economic activity remains weak. Economic indicators point to a decelerating rate of deterioration, particularly in labor and housing markets, both of which are key to economic recovery and financial stability. In tandem, financial conditions have noticeably improved, with narrowing interest-rate spreads and growing confidence in financial stability in the wake of measures deployed by the Administration, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the Federal Reserve. That said, both financial and economic indicators remain at stressed or weak levels by historical standards.
2. 4. The staff's outlook remains for a gradual recovery, consistent with past international experience of financial and housing market crises. The combination of financial strains and ongoing adjustments in the housing and labor markets is expected to restrain growth for some time, with a solid recovery projected to emerge only in mid-2010. Against this background, GDP is expected to contract by 2½ percent in 2009, followed by a modest ¾ percent expansion in 2010 on a year-average basis (on a Q4-over-Q4 basis, -1 ½ percent in 2009 and 1 ¾ percent in 2010). Meanwhile, growing economic slack—with unemployment peaking at close to 10 percent in 2010—would push core inflation to very low levels, with the headline CPI expected to decrease by ½ percent in 2009 and increase by 1 percent in 2010. rates, on concerns about fiscal sustainability; and rising corporate distress. Much will also depend on developments abroad, including progress made in strengthening financial institutions and markets.
II. Near-term stabilization
1. Macroeconomic policies are providing welcome support to demand. The fiscal stimulus—well targeted, timely, diversified, and sizeable—is projected to boost annual GDP growth by 1 percent in 2009 and ¼ percent in 2010. This is being appropriately complemented by a highly expansionary monetary stance and “credit easing” measures that are also relieving financial strains. Continued clear communication on the near-term outlook will be essential to anchor inflation expectations, given the prevailing uncertainty. If activity proves weaker than expected, the Fed could undertake additional credit easing, and further strengthen its commitment to maintain a highly accommodative stance. If necessary, additional fiscal stimulus could also be considered, focused on fast-acting measures, although this would need to be complemented by a concomitantly stronger medium-term adjustment.
2. Steps to s
Crypto-Assets: Implications for financial stability, monetary policy, and pay...eraser Juan José Calderón
Crypto-Assets: Implications for financial stability, monetary policy, and payments and market infrastructures
Occasional Paper Series. No 223 / May 2019.
Abstract
This paper summarises the outcomes of the analysis of the ECB Crypto-Assets Task
Force. First, it proposes a characterisation of crypto-assets in the absence of a
common definition and as a basis for the consistent analysis of this phenomenon.
Second, it analyses recent developments in the crypto-assets market and unfolding
links with financial markets and the economy. Finally, it assesses the potential impact
of crypto-assets on monetary policy, payments and market infrastructures, and
financial stability. The analysis shows that, in the current market, crypto-assets’ risks
or potential implications are limited and/or manageable on the basis of the existing
regulatory and oversight frameworks. However, this assessment is subject to change
and should not prevent the ECB from continuing to monitor crypto-assets, raise
awareness and develop preparedness.
Keywords: crypto-assets, characterisation, monitoring, crypto-assets risks
JEL codes: E42, G21, G23, O33
EIOPA Financial Stability Report 2013 Lucas Wyrsch
EIOPA is part of the European System of Financial Supervision consisting of three European Supervisory Authorities and the European Systemic Risk Board.
It is an independent advisory body to the European Parliament, the Council of the European Union and the European Commission.
EIOPA’s core responsibilities are to support the stability of the financial system, transparency of markets and financial products as well as the protection of insurance policyholders, pension scheme members and beneficiaries.
EIOPA is based in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
Since the publication of EIOPA’s last Financial Stability Review in July 2013, the core
elements of the risk environment facing EU insurance undertakings and occupational
pension schemes has remained largely unchanged.
The reporting season showed relative resilience in the profitability and solvency of EU insurance undertakings, but the latent risks facing the sector cannot be ignored.
There is no cause for complacency. The main risks, namely,
1. the low yield environment,
2. the weak macro-economic climate and
3. credit risk from exposure to sovereigns and financial institutions
remain mostly unchanged.
Special Report: Data Management Implications Of Solvency IIConor Coughlan
This is a special report that Thomson Reuters has sponsored relating to the practical challenges facing practitioners in adhering to Solvency II. This report provides the read with some unique insights into how the industry is dealing with this matter.
if you are working for or connected to an Insurer, Asset Manager, Custodian, Fund Administrator or Prime Broker this will be of interest to you.
INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
Abstract
The U.S. financial and economic crisis has had severe global repercussions. The run-up to the crisis involved a substantial and widespread underestimation of risks—especially in housing—and growing leverage and liquidity mismatches, in particular through off-balance-sheet vehicles and non-bank entities in less-regulated areas. Against a backdrop of easy global financial conditions, this dynamic fed an unsustainable buildup of financial imbalances, above all in housing markets. The sharp decline in housing prices that started in 2007 weakened several systemically important financial institutions, culminating in the collapse of Lehman Brothers, and revealing major weaknesses in the U.S. regulatory and resolution frameworks. This was followed by the worst global financial panic since the Great Depression, with extreme strains in a broad range of markets, volatility in capital flows and exchange rates, and a cascade of systemic events. Economic activity collapsed globally, with trade contracting sharply and advanced economies as a group registering the steepest decline in production in the postwar period. Emerging markets economies also experienced intense pressure, amid retrenching trade and tighter international financing conditions.
I. Overview ; Outlook and Risks
1. Recent data suggest that the sharp fall in output may now be ending, although economic activity remains weak. Economic indicators point to a decelerating rate of deterioration, particularly in labor and housing markets, both of which are key to economic recovery and financial stability. In tandem, financial conditions have noticeably improved, with narrowing interest-rate spreads and growing confidence in financial stability in the wake of measures deployed by the Administration, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the Federal Reserve. That said, both financial and economic indicators remain at stressed or weak levels by historical standards.
2. 4. The staff's outlook remains for a gradual recovery, consistent with past international experience of financial and housing market crises. The combination of financial strains and ongoing adjustments in the housing and labor markets is expected to restrain growth for some time, with a solid recovery projected to emerge only in mid-2010. Against this background, GDP is expected to contract by 2½ percent in 2009, followed by a modest ¾ percent expansion in 2010 on a year-average basis (on a Q4-over-Q4 basis, -1 ½ percent in 2009 and 1 ¾ percent in 2010). Meanwhile, growing economic slack—with unemployment peaking at close to 10 percent in 2010—would push core inflation to very low levels, with the headline CPI expected to decrease by ½ percent in 2009 and increase by 1 percent in 2010. rates, on concerns about fiscal sustainability; and rising corporate distress. Much will also depend on developments abroad, including progress made in strengthening financial institutions and markets.
II. Near-term stabilization
1. Macroeconomic policies are providing welcome support to demand. The fiscal stimulus—well targeted, timely, diversified, and sizeable—is projected to boost annual GDP growth by 1 percent in 2009 and ¼ percent in 2010. This is being appropriately complemented by a highly expansionary monetary stance and “credit easing” measures that are also relieving financial strains. Continued clear communication on the near-term outlook will be essential to anchor inflation expectations, given the prevailing uncertainty. If activity proves weaker than expected, the Fed could undertake additional credit easing, and further strengthen its commitment to maintain a highly accommodative stance. If necessary, additional fiscal stimulus could also be considered, focused on fast-acting measures, although this would need to be complemented by a concomitantly stronger medium-term adjustment.
2. Steps to s
Here is a short summary of what Solvency II is and how it’ll impact financial services institutions in the US (most of which are deemed to have fully or partly equivalent rules) along with EU.
The Solvency II Directive, along with the Omnibus II Directive that amended it became a law on March 31, 2015. On April 1, 2015 the approval processes began, and after years of delay and negotiations, the Europe-wide capital regime for insurance companies came into effect on January 1, 2016. Insurers will have to comply with new rules and capital requirements of Solvency II across the EU.
Here is a short summary of what Solvency II is and how it’ll impact financial services institutions in the US (most of which are deemed to have fully or partly equivalent rules) along with EU.
Regulatory updates from RR Donnelley December 2015Robert McNamara
December Regulatory Updates covering PRIIPs, Solvency II, European Market Infrastructure Regulation and additional reporting requirements under Irish Domiciled UCITS Funds.
This presentation serves as study notes for the e-learning material titled: "South African Hedge funds and international developments"
These notes focus on Solvency II and its Impact on the Hedge Fund Industry.
http://www.hedgefund-sa.co.za/solvency-ii
The Insurance Reporting Challenge: Building an Integrated FrameworkAccenture Insurance
The reporting component of Solvency II has become a major concern for insurance companies operating in Europe. Solvency II Pillar III increases reporting requirements in terms of volume, frequency, timeliness and complexity. These, in turn, have a direct bearing on insurers’ data, processes, methodologies and organization. The pressure put on insurers to enhance their reporting calls for a revamped closing and reporting framework where integration is part of the approach. Beyond the new Solvency II requirements, reporting, in our view, remains a pressing issue at the global level.
European insurers would like to see the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority fining regulators where Solvency II is not applied equally across the European Union.
This is one of the key findings of The Effects of Solvency II, a White Paper publish today by Post Europe, in association with Atos Origin
Study on "Regulatory impact on banks' and insurers' investments"Manu Mathys
The financial sector is operating in a rapidly changing environment with new regulations coming up and with a growing dependency on macro-economic developments. In this context, banks and insurers are both confronted with the, Basel III and Solvency II regulations that will soon be effective. To get a better insight in the consequences and opportunities of these new regulations for their investment behavior, Ageas asked Vlerick to make a detailed study.
Vlerick Business School and Ageas and its Belgian operational company AG Insurance, promoters of the Vlerick Chair “Centre for Financial Services”, strongly belief that the exchange between the business community and the academic world is beneficial for both parties by increasing the mutual understanding of each other’s strategies, challenges, opportunities and needs.
Regulatory impact on banks and insurers investmentsAgeas
The financial sector is operating in a rapidly changing environment with new regulations coming up and with a growing dependency on macro-economic developments. In this context, banks and insurers are both confronted with the, Basel III and Solvency II regulations that will soon be effective. To get a better insight in the consequences and opportunities of these new regulations for their investment behavior, Ageas has asked Vlerick to make a detailed study.
Vlerick Business School and Ageas and its Belgian operational company AG Insurance, promoters of the Vlerick Chair “Centre for Financial Services”, strongly belief that the exchange between the business community and the academic world is beneficial for both parties by increasing the mutual understanding of each other’s strategies, challenges, opportunities and needs.
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Welcome to Legal Shorts, a short briefing on some of the week’s developments in the financial services industry.
Listen to this week's Legal Shorts on CLTV by going to http://vimeo.com/cummingslaw
If you would like to discuss any of the points we raise below, please contact me or one of our other lawyers.
RRD Investment Management Solutions November Regulatory Update. Covering PRIIPs, Solvency II and also an update from the FCA on "Smarter Consumer Communications"
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Here is a short summary of what Solvency II is and how it’ll impact financial services institutions in the US (most of which are deemed to have fully or partly equivalent rules) along with EU.
The Solvency II Directive, along with the Omnibus II Directive that amended it became a law on March 31, 2015. On April 1, 2015 the approval processes began, and after years of delay and negotiations, the Europe-wide capital regime for insurance companies came into effect on January 1, 2016. Insurers will have to comply with new rules and capital requirements of Solvency II across the EU.
Here is a short summary of what Solvency II is and how it’ll impact financial services institutions in the US (most of which are deemed to have fully or partly equivalent rules) along with EU.
Regulatory updates from RR Donnelley December 2015Robert McNamara
December Regulatory Updates covering PRIIPs, Solvency II, European Market Infrastructure Regulation and additional reporting requirements under Irish Domiciled UCITS Funds.
This presentation serves as study notes for the e-learning material titled: "South African Hedge funds and international developments"
These notes focus on Solvency II and its Impact on the Hedge Fund Industry.
http://www.hedgefund-sa.co.za/solvency-ii
The Insurance Reporting Challenge: Building an Integrated FrameworkAccenture Insurance
The reporting component of Solvency II has become a major concern for insurance companies operating in Europe. Solvency II Pillar III increases reporting requirements in terms of volume, frequency, timeliness and complexity. These, in turn, have a direct bearing on insurers’ data, processes, methodologies and organization. The pressure put on insurers to enhance their reporting calls for a revamped closing and reporting framework where integration is part of the approach. Beyond the new Solvency II requirements, reporting, in our view, remains a pressing issue at the global level.
European insurers would like to see the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority fining regulators where Solvency II is not applied equally across the European Union.
This is one of the key findings of The Effects of Solvency II, a White Paper publish today by Post Europe, in association with Atos Origin
Study on "Regulatory impact on banks' and insurers' investments"Manu Mathys
The financial sector is operating in a rapidly changing environment with new regulations coming up and with a growing dependency on macro-economic developments. In this context, banks and insurers are both confronted with the, Basel III and Solvency II regulations that will soon be effective. To get a better insight in the consequences and opportunities of these new regulations for their investment behavior, Ageas asked Vlerick to make a detailed study.
Vlerick Business School and Ageas and its Belgian operational company AG Insurance, promoters of the Vlerick Chair “Centre for Financial Services”, strongly belief that the exchange between the business community and the academic world is beneficial for both parties by increasing the mutual understanding of each other’s strategies, challenges, opportunities and needs.
Regulatory impact on banks and insurers investmentsAgeas
The financial sector is operating in a rapidly changing environment with new regulations coming up and with a growing dependency on macro-economic developments. In this context, banks and insurers are both confronted with the, Basel III and Solvency II regulations that will soon be effective. To get a better insight in the consequences and opportunities of these new regulations for their investment behavior, Ageas has asked Vlerick to make a detailed study.
Vlerick Business School and Ageas and its Belgian operational company AG Insurance, promoters of the Vlerick Chair “Centre for Financial Services”, strongly belief that the exchange between the business community and the academic world is beneficial for both parties by increasing the mutual understanding of each other’s strategies, challenges, opportunities and needs.
Legal Shorts 11.12.15 including FCA makes changes to GABRIEL and FCA roundtab...Cummings
Welcome to Legal Shorts, a short briefing on some of the week’s developments in the financial services industry.
Listen to this week's Legal Shorts on CLTV by going to http://vimeo.com/cummingslaw
If you would like to discuss any of the points we raise below, please contact me or one of our other lawyers.
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2. Description-
Synopsis
Timetrics 'Insight Report: Solvency II Beyond Implementation' analyzes the
developments in the insurance industry following the implementation of Solvency II
on January 1, 2016.
Most insurers in Europe region have found taht their risk management and
governance strategies have improved as a result of Solvency II. Moreover, the
regime prepares the ground for a single insurance market across Europe, enabling
insurers and reinsurers to operate under the same set of regulations.
It will increase the competitiveness of insurers and reinsurers, and provide the
same level of consumer protection throughout the European insurance industry.
To Browse a Report Detail with TOC @ http://www.researchmoz.us/insight-
report-solvency-ii-beyond-implementation-report.html
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3. The report also discusses in detail Solvency II's impact on insurers operations and
investment activities. The new risk-based regulatory regime impacts day-to-day
operations such as product development, pricing, investment and strategy. The
impact will vary in each country depending on insurers business lines, reserves and
investment policies.
Summary
Timetrics Insight Report: Solvency II Beyond Implementation conducts a detailed
analysis about the current state of Solvency II. It provides:
An overview of the Solvency II Directive, and discusses important features in terms
of capital adequacy, supervision and disclosure.
Fundamental analysis of risk-based regulatory approach in insurance industry, and
an understanding the significance of Solvency II to stakeholders in the insurance
industry.
Analysis of market opportunities and challenges faced by insurers and reinsurers
following the implementation of Solvency II.
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4. An understanding of Solvency II's impact on insurers' business models, including
product lines, pricing, investments and strategy.
Scope
The report discusses in detail the intricacies related to the high capital
requirements under Solvency II, and also explains how elements of volatility
adjustment, matching adjustment and ultimate forward rate can influence the
solvency capital requirement.
It analyzes the impact of Solvency II on insurers investments, including the effect
of capital charges on insurers' capital.
It discusses the cost and complexity of Solvency II. It also describes challenges
with respect to data requirements to meet the objectives of all three pillars of
Solvency II.
It builds understanding of the decision process, and types of Solvency II
equivalence.
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5. Reasons To Buy
Gain an understanding of transitional measures that can be used to reduce the
impact of Solvency II in the short term.
Understand opportunities and challenges to optimize investment returns under the
Solvency II regime.
Develop an insight into the impact of Solvency II on life insurance, non-life
insurance, and reinsurance.
Understand the global impact of Solvency II on European insurance and
reinsurance groups operating outside Europe, and Non-European insurance and
reinsurance groups operating in Europe.
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Key Highlights
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6. The capital requirement to cover insurance liabilities has increased substantially
under the risk-based capital regime of Solvency II. Most of the increase in solvency
capital requirement is due to market risk. It alerted insurers to rethink their
business models, particularly small insurers, monoline insurers and annuity
providers.
Solvency II has extensive data requirements for insurers and reinsurers to meet
the objectives of all three pillars: capital adequacy, supervision and disclosure. A
vast amount of data needs to be processed, filtered and presented in a particular
format when calculating solvency capital requirements. The documentation of the
disclosure process, using SFCR, RFR and QRTs, is also proving to be cumbersome.
The impact of Solvency II will not only be limited to the EU, but also have a global
reach. Insurers headquartered in the EU and with a global presence will have to
either comply with the Solvency II provisions or adopt them. Responsibility lies with
insurance regulator of the third country to transpose delegated acts into their
regulated regime.
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7. Solvency II challenges the ability of an insurer to construe an investment strategy
which can optimize the rate of return on investments. Capital charges can act as a
defining factor in insurers' investment operations. Assets such as equities, real
estate, structured products and corporate bonds, which are perceived to be riskier,
will attract higher capital charges.
Table of Contents
1 Executive Summary
2 Solvency II at Glance
3 The Need for a New Regulatory Regime Solvency II
4 Solvency II Directive An Overview
4.1 Pillar I: Capital Adequacy
4.2 Pillar II: Supervision
4.3 Pillar III: Disclosure
5 Transitional Measures
6 Solvency II Equivalence
7 The Impact on Business Operations
7.1 Life Insurance
7.2 Reinsurance
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8. 7.3 Non-Life Insurance
8 The Impact on Investment Operations
9 Brexit and Solvency II
10 Conclusion
11 Appendix
11.1 Methodology
11.2 Contact Timetric
11.3 About Timetric
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