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Planned Solvency III Regulation to Reduce Risk-Taking in Insurance Industry

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Asia-Pacific Journal of Risk and Insurance
Planned <i>Solvency III</i> Regulation: Should It Be Adopted Outside the European Union?
Peter Zweifel

Paper Summary

The planned Solvency III regulation aims to make insurance companies take on less risk by considering market developments in their business strategies. This new approach is expected to reduce risk-taking behavior compared to previous regulations like Solvency I and II. If implemented correctly, Solvency III could be beneficial for insurers outside the European Union.

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