2019-07-09 | NBB_2019_16Added
This circular provides guidance to Belgian insurance and reinsurance undertakings on applying the transparency approach when calculating the Solvency Capital Requirement under the standard formula. It specifies requirements for various asset classes, including money market funds, real estate investments, data pooling, catastrophe risk exposures, catastrophe bonds, longevity-indexed bonds, and leveraged investment vehicles. The guidance mandates prudent assumptions for duration and credit ratings in data pooling, requires aggregation of single-name exposures in collective investment funds, and details specific capital calculation methods for complex instruments that do not qualify for risk mitigation techniques.
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Brussels, 9 July 2019
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Circular on the transparency approach in the calculation of the Solvency Capital Requirement under the standard formula.
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