
In a speech delivered earlier this week,
Paul Tucker, an executive director of the
Bank of England, spoke about the regulation of the insurance industry and noted concerns with
Solvency II (the new European capital adequacy regime for insurers): see
here (
pdf). In particular, he noted that Solvency II, like
Basel II for banks, risked being too complicated in its introduction of a risk sensitive regime. See
here and
here for further information about the implementation of Solvency II in the UK.
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