Bermuda and Switzerland - favoured domiciles for many international (re)insurers - are first on European regulators' list for consideration to grant Solvency II equivalence to non-EU countries.
If they achieve equivalence it could create a comparatively
reduced compliance and capital burden for (re)insurers domiciled in
those countries.
The Committee of European Insurance and Occupational Pensions
Supervisors (CEIOPS) identified in draft advice published on 15
July that among 50+ jurisdictions, Bermuda, Switzerland and the US
are the most important.
Japan and...
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