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Mr. Ward said a challenge for this year will be the new solvency regulations to be implemented among European insurers in 2013 under what is known as Solvency II.
Lloyd's of London Chairman: Insurance Rates May Rise After Japan Quake Vladimir Guevarra 2011
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Solvency is never an issue for a soveriegn currency issuer.
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Other nations are tightening checks on insurers as well, with the European Union moving toward adopting a new regulatory regime called Solvency II.
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Analysts are watching solvency levels ahead of new capital requirements, known as Solvency II, due to be implemented across Europe in 2013.
AXA Profit Quadruples Inti Landauro 2011
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Last year's stress test used the current capital regime for insurers, known as Solvency I.
Ten Percent of European Insurers Fail Test Ulrike Dauer 2011
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Analysts at ING said Aegon will likely postpone plans to make acquisitions until there is more clarity on the final shape of stricter capital rules for European insurers, also known as Solvency II.
Aegon Fully Repays State Aid Maarten van Tartwijk 2011
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European regulators are working on a new set of rules, dubbed Solvency 2, which aims to set common standards for European insurers that will come into force by the end of 2012.
Swiss Re Falls to Net Loss After Loan Repayment Anita Greil 2011
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The reform, known as Solvency II, is still a work in progress.
Insurers Step Into Commercial Real-Estate Lending William Boston 2011
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More EIOPA stress test presentation The test was based on tougher capital requirements for insurers, known as Solvency II, that will come into effect Jan. 1, 2013.
Ten Percent of European Insurers Fail Test Ulrike Dauer 2011
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The current regime known as Solvency I, is appropriate for now, he said.
Ten Percent of European Insurers Fail Test Ulrike Dauer 2011
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