5 December 2016Insurance

UK deviation from Solvency II could adversely impact ratings

The UK regulatory should be wary of deviating too far from Solvency II in the way it regulates UK insurers, despite having the potential flexibility to do so following its exit from the European Union, S&P Global Ratings has warned.

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