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The evolution of real estate and real assets investment by insurers. Insurers who are able to increase allocations to real estate debt can enjoy favorable returns compared to similar assets – and while not taking on additional credit risk.
5 paź 2011 · The approach to overseeing the financial condition and risk of insurance companies should be foremost in any discussion of regulatory policies. One can contrast two basic approaches to insurance solvency regulation: (1) a “prescriptive” or “rules-based” system; and (2) a “principles-based” system.
This Chapter examines the regulatory regime for insurance. It begins with an overview of the peculiar nature of insurance and the rationales for its regulation, along with a history of insurance market integration in the EU.
10 paź 2014 · Regulation of the global insurance industry, an emerging challenge in international finance, has two central objectives: strengthening the oversight of insurance companies designated ‘systemically important’; and designing a global capital standard for internationally active insurers.
Insurance regulatory law - Wikipedia. Insurance regulatory law is the body of statutory law, administrative regulations and jurisprudence that governs and regulates the insurance industry and those engaged in the business of insurance.
From a global deal perspective, several insurers in the United States and Europe are exiting more mature markets and exploring entrance into higher potential growth regions, such as emerging Asia-Pacific, given relatively low insurance penetration rates compared to more developed countries.
1 maj 2014 · The increased focus and attention on the insurance industry are illustrated by the acceleration of regulatory efforts across the globe. Keeping up with the pace of regulatory change in the current environment is one of the greatest challenges facing any insurance company.
