Solvency II
reporting survey 2017
Publications
Our review of the Solvency II reporting produced by 100 of the largest non-life insurers in the UK and Ireland
Firms are still finding their feet in the first year of public reporting under Solvency II (Pillar 3). The Solvency and Financial Condition Reports (SFCRs) and supporting Quantitative Reporting Templates (QRTs) provide a window into the inner workings of insurers. We’ve peered in, and gained insights into the financial strength of insurers in the UK and Ireland, how they run their businesses, and how they communicate with the outside world.
We have analysed the SFCRs and public QRTs for 100 of the top non-life insurers in the UK and Ireland.
Our conclusion is that financial strength is generally good, but firms can do more to improve the quality and value of their public reporting. This will not only show that they take compliance seriously, but also help develop another tool in their arsenal to positively promote their business to key stakeholders.
Related content
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Blog: SFCRs: shining a light on insurers or a shot in the dark?
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Blog: SFCRs, there's more to do
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Case study: How we helped our client get lasting benefit from its investment in Solvency II compliance
How we can help
We work with insurers to help them better understand and manage the risks they face and their capital requirements.
We help organisations to unlock business value from their Solvency II processes.
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