FSA confirms delay of Solvency II implementation date for UK insurers

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Risk.net Liability Management News Update 5 October 2011 This Week's Top Story FSA confirms delay of Solvency II implementation date for UK insurers Financial Services Authority to extend internal model approval process by more than a year Categories: Solvency II Topics: Solvency II implementation, Financial Services Agency (FSA), Insurance Mobile RSS ALM Europe 28-29 September 2011 Risk magazine's ALM Europe conference is designed to facilitate the sharing of best practice and provide cutting-edge solutions to the latest challenges in asset and liability management for the banking sector. This year's two-day comprehensive agenda will feature elite speakers who will share their expertise and insight during panel discussions, practical case studies and in-depth presentations. Don't miss out and register now. More of this week's news Bank of England urged to buy bank bonds if further QE implemented Pension Corporation warns that second round of gilt purchases under quantitative easing would be detrimental to pension funds Demand for CPI-linked gilts predicted as fragmentation concerns are downplayed Bankers and investment managers have welcomed government proposals to introduce gilts linked to the consumer price index (CPI), downplaying concerns that these instruments could fragment the market... Pension fund liabilities could soar as Bank of England hints at second round of QE Pension funds have been urged to consider investing in alternative asset classes after the Bank of England hinted at a second round of quantitative easing (QE). Minutes from the latest monthly meeting... Swiss Re: pharmaceutical and care-home sectors could provide capacity for longevity swaps The pharmaceutical and care-home industries could be suitable counterparties for longevity swaps, Swiss Re has suggested. With concerns over whether reinsurers can provide sufficient long-term capacity... Related news this week from other categories Regulation not key driver for ERM within Nordics ERM is being driven from within firms in the Nordic countries, according to survey results Trading positions - October 2011 Energy Risk catches up with the latest appointments, promotions and departures in global commodity markets More obligations for energy firms under EU's MAD revisions With the scope of the Market Abuse Directive set to widen to cover OTC commodities, energy companies could be subject to far greater disclosure obligations, finds Jay Maroo   Related publications: Risk magazine, Life & Pension Risk, Credit, Asia Risk Related categories: Risk Management, Investment

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