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The document discusses the implications of Solvency II on asset management for insurance companies. It covers the following key points:
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2) There is debate around what interest rate should serve as the risk-free rate for discounting insurance liabilities, with options including swap rates, government bonds, or AAA-rated corporate bonds. The choice will affect capital requirements and surplus.
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Also knows as government bonds.
One of the oldest investment asset class
in the world
Issued by the government.
Denominated in local or foreign currency.
7. Risk from sovereign bonds
Government’s willingness to pay
Countries with
1. Weak economy
2. High debt burden
3. Weak or volatile currency
4. Little ability to collect taxes
finds difficult to pay back its debt
Credit risk
Currency risk
Inflation risk
9. • Evaluation of the credit
worthiness of a debtorCredit rating
• credit rating of
a sovereign entity, i.e.
a national
government
Sovereign
credit rating
11. What Is a Sovereign Debt Crisis? With
Examples
• Greek ( Debt to GDP ratio reached to 175 %)
• Iceland (Bankruptcy, took $62 billion debt
while GDP was only $14 billion)
• Eurozone ( Took the advantage of lower
interest rates)
1. Ireland
2. Italy
3. Portugal