Asia news update – Solvency II hampering European insurers in Asia

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Risk.net Asia Risk News Update 28 October 2011 Today's Top Story Asia Risk Congress 2011: Solvency II hampering European insurers in Asia Solvency II insurance rules have created an 'unlevel playing field' for risk-based capital structures in the Asia-Pacific region, with European insurers uncompetitive in some areas compared with Asian and north American peers Categories: Solvency II Topics: Insurance regulation, Chief risk officers (cro), Asia Mobile RSS Sponsor's headline How Banks Can Compete More Effectively Using In-Database Analytics Until now, most companies have found it difficult to deliver the reliable, accurate and near real-time insight required to support critical decisions. A new paper from SAS explains how you can use in-database analytics to not only accelerate your time to insight, but also gain greater confidence in the accuracy of your decisions and maintain the security and integrity of your data. More of this week's news Asia Risk Congress 2011: CCP users need tactical collateral planning due to Basel III capital squeeze The increasing need for liquid, high grade assets under Basel III capital requirements will likely squeeze liquidity in the types of eligible collateral required by central counterparty (CCP) clearings, meaning end-users of CCPs need to tactically plan how to optimise their use of collateral Asia Risk Congress 2011: Offshore renminbi bonds held back by illiquidity in longer tenors Investors and issuers remain concerned about China's capital account liberalisation programme, and their ability to hedge longer-term risk Asia Risk Congress 2011: 'Strong baseline supervision' a domestic priority, says CBRC head Chinese banking watchdog director-general Luo Ping says China should continue with its conservative regulatory approach, which insulated it against the worst effects of the global financial crisis Asia Risk Congress 2011: Clashes with CFOs more likely as CRO role gains prominence in Asia The role of a chief risk officer (CRO) is becoming increasingly relevant at institutions in Asia – sometimes creating friction with the CFO. And Chinese CROs face additional challenges, according to participants at an Asia Risk Congress 2011 CRO roundtable   Related publications: Asia Risk, Credit, Energy Risk, Life & Pension Risk, Operational Risk & Regulation, Risk magazine, Structured Products Related categories: Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Taiwan       © Incisive Media Investments Limited 2010, Published by Incisive Financial Publishing Limited, Haymarket House, 28-29 Haymarket, London SW1Y 4RX, are companies registered in England and Wales with company registration numbers 04252091 & 04252093 Incisive Media website GO Accreditations Digital Publisher of the Year 2010 Data Protection Incisive Media are contacting you at the following address - autoforextradingpro@gmail.com If you prefer not to receive this email, please unsubscribe Do we have your current details? You can update your details on our website. Mail filter If your ISP filters incoming email, please add the following domain to your list of approved senders to make sure you receive the email alerts and newsletters to which you may be subscribed; @newsletters.incisivemedia.com. View the instructions on how to do that. Contact us If you have any questions or comments regarding this email please contact: email.enquiries@incisivemedia.com Privacy policy View our Privacy Policy for Incisive Media