What life insurers want from fund houses
Asia-based risk managers at three European insurers have outlined where their firms need help from banks and fund houses. Greater regulatory harmonisation is also on the wish list.
Insurance firms the world over are becoming subject to tighter rules governing how much capital they must hold in relation to the investment risk they are taking. Asian arms of European insurers arguably have it tougher than most, because they must comply with both the incoming Solvency II regime in Europe and local risk-based capital (RBC) rules in markets such as India and Singapore.
Against this backdrop, three risk management heads at AsianInvestor’s Insurance Investment Forum…
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