24 November 2015Insurance

Italian insurers at greatest risk from sovereign debt changes: Fitch

Insurers with large Italian operations will probably have the greatest increase in capital charges if European regulators were to remove the zero risk-weighting for sovereign debt under Solvency II's standard formula, says Fitch Ratings.

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