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U.S. #Actuaries Should Take Note of Solvency II’s Potential Ramifications, Article in #Actuarial Review

U.S. Actuaries Should Take Note of Solvency II’s Potential Ramifications
By Claude Penland, ACAS, MAAA

Solvency II is a set proposed regulations for insurers operating in the European Union. In many cases, Solvency II will increase the amount of surplus that insurers must hold by 2013. So what are the implications of Solvency II for actuaries in the U.S.? This article offers a broad-stroke approach to quite complicated issues. It is my modest hope in writing it that U.S. actuaries will start paying more attention to these issues.

Read the rest of the article in the May 2011 Actuarial Review…

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