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1 March 2012Insurance

Manoeuvring in constricting circumstances

The implementation of Solvency II will require insurers to understand their liabilities better, to take more focused investment risks and to hold additional capital against any mismatch with their liabilities’ duration. This is the opinion of Charles Pears, head of insurance at Insight Investment, a subsidiary of BNY Mellon.

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