We investigate the impact of the upcoming Solvency II guidelines on the risk / return tradeoff for life insurance companies. Using the Dutch regulatory framework (FTK) as an example, we demonstrate the huge impact of the elements of Solvency II (balance sheet approach, market valuation, etc.) on capital requirements. Much attention is also paid to the impact of the investment policy on the required capital. It is shown that by reducing the short-term risk (as measured by the required capital) the long-term expected returns may also decrease. Insurers should therefore (still) perform additional multi-period calculations for different stochastic scenarios in order to truly optimize their risk / return tradeoff
A rating system is a decision support tool for analysts, regulators and stakeholders in order to eva...
Diversification plays a pivotal role under the risk-based capital regime of Solvency II. The new rul...
This thesis focuses on Solvency II and the implications for life insurance. We first give an introdu...
The capital requirements for insurance companies in the Solvency I framework are based on the premiu...
Limited liability creates an incentive for insurers to increase the risk of the assets and liabiliti...
The determination of the capital requirements represents the first Pillar of Solvency II. In this fr...
The aim of this paper is to develop an alternative approach for assessing an insurer's solvency as a...
Solvency II is in force as the European regulatory framework for insurance companies since 2016. The...
The determination of capital requirements represents the first Pillar of Solvency II. In this framew...
Traditional participating life insurance contracts with year-to-year (cliquet-style) guarantees have...
Under the current regulatory regime for insurance undertakings, Solvency I, the required capital mar...
The international guidelines of Solvency II prescribe a regulation which should help insurance indus...
In this paper the Solvency II VaR-based capital requirement is analysed and discussed. The new Europ...
Purpose - The determination of the capital requirements represents the first Pillar of Solvency II. ...
A rating system is a decision support tool for analysts, regulators and stakeholders in order to eva...
Diversification plays a pivotal role under the risk-based capital regime of Solvency II. The new rul...
This thesis focuses on Solvency II and the implications for life insurance. We first give an introdu...
The capital requirements for insurance companies in the Solvency I framework are based on the premiu...
Limited liability creates an incentive for insurers to increase the risk of the assets and liabiliti...
The determination of the capital requirements represents the first Pillar of Solvency II. In this fr...
The aim of this paper is to develop an alternative approach for assessing an insurer's solvency as a...
Solvency II is in force as the European regulatory framework for insurance companies since 2016. The...
The determination of capital requirements represents the first Pillar of Solvency II. In this framew...
Traditional participating life insurance contracts with year-to-year (cliquet-style) guarantees have...
Under the current regulatory regime for insurance undertakings, Solvency I, the required capital mar...
The international guidelines of Solvency II prescribe a regulation which should help insurance indus...
In this paper the Solvency II VaR-based capital requirement is analysed and discussed. The new Europ...
Purpose - The determination of the capital requirements represents the first Pillar of Solvency II. ...
A rating system is a decision support tool for analysts, regulators and stakeholders in order to eva...
Diversification plays a pivotal role under the risk-based capital regime of Solvency II. The new rul...
This thesis focuses on Solvency II and the implications for life insurance. We first give an introdu...