The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has published its final guidelines for the preparation of Solvency II...
The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) and the World Bank have signed an operational Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop the global insurance sector...
Increased cooperation was the name of the game at the fourth meeting for the EU/US insurance dialogue project, hosted by the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA)...
The Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) has said that it remains confident that Bermuda will be successful in its bid to win equivalence with Europe’s Solvency II Directive following high-level talks with officials in Brussels earlier in June...
A.M. Best has released a report on how the implementation of Solvency II will drastically change the European Union's captive insurance industry...........
Ian-Edward Stafrace of Atlas Insurance PCC discusses leveraging regulatory evolution in customer fair value for sustainable growth
As a new year begins, the captive industry anticipates another year of growth
FERMA CEO Typhaine Beaupérin outlines what the association has been working on so far this year, the Catastrophe Risk Resilience Framework, and what the next 12 months will look like
The Solvency II 2020 review is currently underway, but what changes are the captive insurance industry expecting to see?
ECIROA’s Guenter Droese suggests that without the OECD providing industry support, their own target goals cannot be achieved
Solvency II has seen captive owners explore alternative forms of capital, as the threat of the UK’s EU exit looms. Derek Bridgeman of Marsh explains
It goes without saying that the introduction of Solvency II has brought with it great challenges for insurers. But ECIROA chief Günter Dröse feels the way forward is to work together, and keep things simple..
Günter Dröse of ECIROA tells CIT about Solvency II and captive owners
Although Ireland hasn’t experienced a huge amount of growth within its captive market over the last few years, there is said to be a renewed interest in Dublin as a preferred domicile
Brian Collins, SRS’s recent hire for its new Luxembourg office, discusses the latest developments and the biggest challenges for the Luxembourg captive market
For a small country, Ireland is home to a strong captive insurance market but what challenges is the domicile currently facing and what can industry participants expect to see over the next 12 months?
Experts discuss where European captives are with Solvency II, and how they are adapting to today’s financial environment
