Solvency II Wire Data is an innovative insurance database of the Solvency II SFCR data provided by Solvency II Wire. The database grew organically out of the activities and expertise acquired by ...

A review of Solvency II public disclosures at the end of 2024 reveals that eight European and UK insurers have reported solvency ratios below 110%. The analysis, conducted by Solvency II Wire Data ...

Bonds (S020102__R0130_C0010) still make up the largest asset class for most insurers, with the exception of the three UK groups. The figures reveal that Allianz reduced its bond portfolio ...

A weekly update on the state of the Solvency II and Solvency UK 2024 SFCR reports, including early market analysis from Solvency II Wire Data.

We are living in a turbulent and ever-changing world, flooded by multiple and ongoing emerging threats and risks. To manage this risky terrain, Catherine Drummond, Partner at LCP, argues that insurers ...

In its 2024 SFCR Allianz group reported a drop in the Solvency II ratio from 229% in 2023 to 209% in 2024. The main driver of downward pressure on the group’s ratio is a 7% reduction in its eligible ...

OnRisk Dialogues: Risk Modelling is a collaboration between Solvency II Wire and the Scottish Financial Risk Academy (SFRA).

The NN Group 2024 Solvency and Financial Condition Report (SFCR) shows the company’s SCR ratio remains stable at 194%. Although the ratio is the lowest the company reported since 2016, it remains ...

Solvency II Wire is a boutique free to access Solvency II publication. Solvency II Wire Data is an insurance database of the SFCRs.

Internal Models are as necessary as they are problematic. They enable insurers to capture and manage complex risks, yet remain vulnerable to misinterpretation and misuse. The more complex the model ...

Analysis of 300 solo German insurers, totaling EUR 2.3 trillion in total assets, close to 100% of market coverage (based on official EIOPA 2023 figures) reveals a significant drop in solvency levels.

Solvency II will introduce a two tier regulatory capital requirement: the Minimum Capital Requirement (MCR) and the more tolerant Solvency Capital Requirement (SCR). Because breaching the latter will ...