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1 October 2012Insurance

A regulatory paradox

Reinsurers’ love-hate relationship with Solvency II goes on. After many years of debate over the detail of the bill the deadline is finally looming—in theory. In recent years, some companies have been proactive and embraced the new regime while others have procrastinated and complained about it.

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