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The aim of this paper is to develop an alternative approach for assessing an insurer’s solvency as a proposal for a standard model for Solvency II. Instead ofderiving minimum capital requirements—as it is done in solvency regulation—our model provides company-specific minimum standards for...
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The aim of this article is to identify fair equity-premium combinations for non-lifeinsurers that satisfy solvency capital requirements imposed by regulatory authorities. In particular, we compare target capital erived using the value at risk concept as planned for Solvency II in the European...
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The purpose of this article is a qualitative economic impact assessment of the SolvencyII proposals. In a first step, we elaborate the economic foundations of insurancemarket regulation. Based on three sources of market failure, we derive economicobjectives of regulatory intervention. In our...
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Dynamic financial analysis (DFA) models an insurance company’s cash flow inorder to forecast assets, liabilities, and ruin probabilities, as well as full balancesheets for different scenarios. In the last years DFA has become an important toolfor the analysis of an insurance company’s...
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Die Mindesteigenkapitalausstattung von Banken und Versicherungen unterliegteiner weitreichenden gesetzlichen Regulierung.1 Als Begründung für Eingriffedes Staates in die unternehmerische Freiheit wird im Versicherungsbereich häufigauf eine spezielle Gläubigerstellung des Versicherungsnehmers...
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