Solvency I regime

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The Solvency I regime was the earlier European Union insurance regulatory framework that set basic capital adequacy and solvency requirements for insurers before being replaced by the more risk-sensitive Solvency II system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf European Union regulatory regime
insurance regulatory framework
appliesLevel entity-level capital requirements
appliesTo insurance undertakings
basedOn simple solvency margin formulas
characteristic less risk-sensitive than Solvency II
comparedWith Solvency II regime
contrastsWith economic risk-based approach of Solvency II
focusesOn capital adequacy requirements
solvency requirements
historicalRole foundation for later Solvency II development
includesRequirement guarantee fund
minimum solvency margin
jurisdiction European Union
legalBasis EU insurance directives prior to Solvency II
objective ensure basic financial soundness of insurers
protect policyholders through minimum capital standards
policyGoal harmonisation of minimum solvency standards in the EU
policyholderProtectionLevel basic
predecessorOf Solvency II regime NERFINISHED
regulates capital requirements for insurers
technical provisions of insurers
regulatoryApproach rules-based
replacedBy Solvency II regime
riskSensitivity low
scope life insurance undertakings
non-life insurance undertakings
reinsurance undertakings in the EU
supersededBecauseOf limitations in capturing insurers’ risk profiles
need for more risk-based supervision
timePeriod in force before Solvency II implementation
uses factor-based capital calculations

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Solvency II Directive repeals Solvency I regime