The article analyses reasons for state regulation, and deals with present regulatory projects aimed at ensuring increased stability of financial, or more precisely, insurance markets, especially with respect to securing an adequate level of consumer protection and lowering information asymmetry. In more detail, the authors pay attention to the fundamentals of the Solvency II regulatory requirements for insurance firms that operate in the European Union and highlight some unanswered questions of practical implementation and limits of this framework. Moreover, they deal with other regulatory issues and terms (the use of "unknown unknowns" etc.).state regulation of financial and insurance markets, Solvency II, insurers
Aimed at protection of the market and consumers, the control of solvency is very important for insur...
Under the current regulatory regime for insurance undertakings, Solvency I, the required capital mar...
In this paper we compare the main regulatory frameworks: American (US RBC, Risk-Based-Capital), Swis...
Insurance market regulation is complicated topic especially because of the view differences and its ...
The ambition of this article is to demonstrate positives, but also the fall back of the Solvency II ...
The role of insurance sector has grown in importance. While there is a plethora of academic literatu...
International audienceThe Solvency 2 package, which came into force on 1 January 2016, has had stron...
International audienceThe Solvency 2 package, which came into force on 1 January 2016, has had stron...
International audienceThe Solvency 2 package, which came into force on 1 January 2016, has had stron...
This book explores the profound transformation that has taken place in European insurance legislatio...
Instability and undevelopment of insurance sector is observed in Republic of Srpska as well as in Bo...
The work is focused on regulation of the insurance market. Firstly it introduces an explication and ...
The article is aimed at studying the experience of the European Union countries on regulation of the...
The adaptation of the first Non-Life Insurance Directive (Directive 73/239 / EEC) in 1...
In both corporate and banking law, firms are empowered to select from a limited menu of options the ...
Aimed at protection of the market and consumers, the control of solvency is very important for insur...
Under the current regulatory regime for insurance undertakings, Solvency I, the required capital mar...
In this paper we compare the main regulatory frameworks: American (US RBC, Risk-Based-Capital), Swis...
Insurance market regulation is complicated topic especially because of the view differences and its ...
The ambition of this article is to demonstrate positives, but also the fall back of the Solvency II ...
The role of insurance sector has grown in importance. While there is a plethora of academic literatu...
International audienceThe Solvency 2 package, which came into force on 1 January 2016, has had stron...
International audienceThe Solvency 2 package, which came into force on 1 January 2016, has had stron...
International audienceThe Solvency 2 package, which came into force on 1 January 2016, has had stron...
This book explores the profound transformation that has taken place in European insurance legislatio...
Instability and undevelopment of insurance sector is observed in Republic of Srpska as well as in Bo...
The work is focused on regulation of the insurance market. Firstly it introduces an explication and ...
The article is aimed at studying the experience of the European Union countries on regulation of the...
The adaptation of the first Non-Life Insurance Directive (Directive 73/239 / EEC) in 1...
In both corporate and banking law, firms are empowered to select from a limited menu of options the ...
Aimed at protection of the market and consumers, the control of solvency is very important for insur...
Under the current regulatory regime for insurance undertakings, Solvency I, the required capital mar...
In this paper we compare the main regulatory frameworks: American (US RBC, Risk-Based-Capital), Swis...