Best’s Commentary: European Commission Proposes ‘More Generous’ Solvency II Review Rules
The European Commission’s newly published announcement on its review of Solvency II rules for
A new Best’s Commentary, “More Generous: European Commission Proposes Solvency II Review Rules”, notes that the Commission’s proposed changes overall are somewhat more favourable for insurers’ stated regulatory solvency than the advice proffered by the
Nonetheless, according to the commentary, the Commission’s review is not all good news for (re)insurers. It also outlines a reduction in discount rates over the longer term, albeit this will be phased in over several years.
In its communique, the Commission said its proposals could release up to
However, AM Best sees scope for doubt that the freeing up of capital — either by reducing capital requirements or by increasing available capital — will necessarily lead to an increase in green or even real economy investment on a similar scale.
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