No need for major overhaul of EU recovery and resolution for insurers

A new EU framework on recovery and resolution for insurers is not required, because Solvency II already provides strong safeguards. However, a degree of convergence on certain issues may be beneficial, according to Insurance Europe, the European insurance and reinsurance federation.

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Solvency II, EIOPA, Nicolas Jeanmart, European Union, Insurance, Reinsurance, Europe

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