Guidance · DNB · 30 Nov 2017
Reinsurers are not required to obtain prior approval from De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) to apply risk-mitigation techniques. DNB conducts retrospective assessments to verify that these techniques comply with legal requirements for determining the Solvency Capital Requirement. Insurers may voluntarily submit a self-assessment and supporting documentation to DNB for advance evaluation.
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Do I need prior approval from DNB to apply risk-mitigation techniques?
Published: 30 November 2017
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No, you do not need to obtain prior approval for risk mitigation techniques from DNB. Our supervision is retrospective in this case: we assess ex-post whether the risk-mitigation techniques to be taken into account in determining the Solvency Capital Requirement comply with the legal requirements. However, we offer you the possibility to submit risk mitigation techniques for assessment in advance. To do so, please complete the attached self-assessment and submit it to us with all relevant and underlying documentation. In addition to an Excel file for the self-assessment, the attached documents also include a manual with explanatory notes.
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Handleiding Self Assessment Beoordeling Risicolimiteringstechnieken Standaardformule
(30 November 2017 | 427KB DOCX)
Beoordelingskader RLT Tbv Self Assessment
(30 November 2017 | 50KB XLSX)
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Artikel 3:267e van de Wet op het financieel toezicht (Wft) (Refers to an external site)
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