The new rules on Solvency II will boost the role of the insurance and reinsurance sector in providing long-term private sources of investments to European businesses. At the same time they will make ...

My colleague Ari Patinkin, research associate at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, contributed to this post. Although the inflation rate may be slowing, the American economy still faces headwinds ...

The state-based system of regulating insurance in the United States will be deemed equivalent to the European Union's Solvency II regulatory process without a significant overhaul of how it does ...

May 4 (Reuters) - The European Commission, regulators and the insurance industry are working on new capital rules, known as Solvency II, due to come into force on Jan. 1, 2013. The rules, which are ...

Given the diversity of opinion and vested interests that vexes financial co-ordination in Europe – even with an apparent single market – forging a consensus on region-wide regulation is like trying to ...

Despite less than 15 months to go until the implementation of the new European insurance regulatory regime Solvency II, many firms have yet to start preparing for their Pillar 3 transparency reporting ...

On the go: The reform of the EU’s Solvency II requirements would unlock a “Brexit bonus” amounting to “tens of billions” of pounds in long-term infrastructure investment, according to a new report ...