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September 2012 - Mesothelioma awards: Warning European insurers may be under-reserved
September 2012 - Ruxley warns on new asbestos claims trends
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January 2012 - Reducing liability through transfer
January 2012 - Solvency II concerns continue for run-off companies says paper
January 2012 - Omnibus II revisions fail to quell run-off sector concerns
January 2012 - Solvency II run-off concerns still not met
January 2012 - Run-off sector left hanging by Solvency II vagueness
November 2011 - ARC's sun shines on Winter
October 2011 - European insurers and US Asbestos, Pollution and Health liabilities
September 2011 - Solvency II third pillar poses risk to insurers with APH liabilities
September 2011 - Ruxley predicts increase in APH reserves
September 2011 - European insurers may be over-reserved for APH legacy
August 2011 - We must data cleanse now to meet directive deadline
August 2011 - Solvency II: a proportionate response?
August 2011 - Solvency II will create new environment for APH risks
June 2011 - Solvency II and run-off
March 2011 - In With The Old
February 2011 - Versicherungswirtschaft
December 2010 - Ruxley Transfers Aviation & General run-off book to Berkshire
October 2010 - Ruxley completes Canadian transfer
October 2010 - Capital and reinsurance: Glacier Re goes down
October 2010 - Ruxley transfers run-off policies to Global Reinsurance Company
October 2010 - Run-off specialist Ruxley Ventures has transferred the legacy policies within the Canadian branch of subsidiary Aviation & General Insurance to Global Reinsurance Company.

Solvency II and run-off


The new capital regime of Solvency II is drawing inexorably towards its implementation date of 2013 and the (re)insurance industry continues to assess its possible impact.

“Under Solvency II a live underwriter’s capital will largely be driven by their internal model capital requirements (which assesses many risk areas such as premium risk, claims reserve risk) and capital demanded by the rating agencies.  Rating agencies are likely to get some visibility over insurers internal models, and where the company’s loadings do not appear sufficient they will demand more capital,” explains John Winter, CEO of Ruxley Ventures.

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