Written by insurers for insurers, The Solvency II Handbook: Practical Approaches to Implementation is a hugely important text for all practitioners in the field, as well as consultants and students. Focusing on implementation and the challenges, it'll help you to solve practical problems in your day to day job saving you time and costly mistakes.
As the title suggests this book focuses on the practical side of Solvency II and the actual implementation. The original best-selling Solvency II Handbook, published in 2009, focused on the theory with a detailed examination of the main requirements and impacts of Solvency II to insurers and reinsurers. Both books complement each other and should be read by anyone dealing with Solvency II in any capacity.
Solvency II is being implemented in 2016. Larger companies are making progress but are still interested in hearing each other’s stories. Smaller companies who started later are now in the phase of finalising their Solvency II projects. Now is the time when they will need to resolve any issues that arise; this book provides answers to their questions.
Edited by best-selling author René Doff, this book focuses on the implementation and challenges of Solvency II. Including many case studies from insurers, you will gain a very interesting and useful snapshot of Solvency II implementation. Organised around the three pillars of Solvency II, topics covered include:
- Internal models and Solvency II
- Managing model risk
- Solvency II and reinsurance
- ORSA: A forward-looking approach to risk and capital management
- Reporting challenges under Solvency II
- The holistic balance sheet
- Capital for operational risk
As the title suggests this book focuses on the practical side of Solvency II and the actual implementation. The original best-selling Solvency II Handbook, published in 2009, focused on the theory with a detailed examination of the main requirements and impacts of Solvency II to insurers and reinsurers. Both books complement each other and should be read by anyone dealing with Solvency II in any capacity.
Solvency II is being implemented in 2016. Larger companies are making progress but are still interested in hearing each other’s stories. Smaller companies who started later are now in the phase of finalising their Solvency II projects. Now is the time when they will need to resolve any issues that arise; this book provides answers to their questions.
Edited by best-selling author René Doff, this book focuses on the implementation and challenges of Solvency II. Including many case studies from insurers, you will gain a very interesting and useful snapshot of Solvency II implementation. Organised around the three pillars of Solvency II, topics covered include:
- Internal models and Solvency II
- Managing model risk
- Solvency II and reinsurance
- ORSA: A forward-looking approach to risk and capital management
- Reporting challenges under Solvency II
- The holistic balance sheet
- Capital for operational risk
