Insurance Europe has expressed disappointment over provisions relating to long-term guarantees in the Omnibus II Directive approved by the European Parliament’s economic and monetary affairs ...
Insurance Europe, the European insurance and reinsurance federation, welcomes the fact that the results of the impact assessment on measures to deal with long-term guarantee issues in Solvency II are ...
Insurance Europe responds to the BCBS-IOSCO consultative document on the margin requirements for non-centrally-cleared derivatives. Position Paper Insurance Europe response to BCBS-IOSCO ...
The European insurance industry supports the goals of the forthcoming Solvency II regulatory regime but vital issues still need to be resolved, Insurance Europe’s president, Sergio Balbinot, told the ...
Insurance Europe upholds that the intention and the capability to hold assets over the long-term are key features of any definition of long-term investment. Investing with a long-term perspective can ...
At European level, insurers are the largest institutional investors, managing € 7.7trn assets at the end of 2011. Insurers’ significant role as investors is a consequence of their primary role of ...
This document outlines insurers' role as institutional investors. Funding the future Insurers’ role as institutional investors June 2013 About Insurance Europe Insurance Europe is the European ...
The primary role of the insurance industry is to provide protection, risk transfer and management of savings for retirement. Insurance promotes economic activity by giving policyholders risk coverage ...
The European insurance industry fully supports the objectives of Solvency II, which are to introduce harmonised, risk-based regulation that ensures very high levels of customer protection, to ...
By way of introduction, Insurance Europe would like to highlight its strong support for the need to maintain the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) as a separate European ...