Solvency II review to be tempered by equivalency considerations

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Possible changes to the prudential regulations governing UK insurers could be limited by a desire not to stray too far from the EU’s Solvency II regime, a regulatory expert has told Post.

The government launched a review of Solvency II last week, inviting firms to submit their views on changes to the prudential regime by 19 January.

Although Solvency II is an EU regulation that came

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