Part I: The Principles of Solvency II and the Three Pillar Approach1. Implementation of a Principles-Based ProjectPart II: Quantitative Requirements2. The Solvency II Balance Sheet Approach: An Actuarial Perspective (Technical Provisions and Capital Requirements), Siegbert Baldauf3. Solvency II and the Nexus of Risk Measurement and Risk Management, Sebastian SchlütterPart III: Qualitative Requirements4. Sustainability and Solvency II, Christian Thimann5. ESG and Mitigation of ESG Risk in Underwriting and Investing, Ksenija Dencic-Mihajlov6. Insurance Corporate Governance under the EU Solvency II Directive, Arthur van den Hurk and Michele SiriPart IV: Public Disclosure and Supervisory Reporting Requirements7. Importance of Solvency II Reporting for Stakeholders, Thiemo Hustedt and Götz Treber8.
Sustainability Reporting, Ben CarrPart V: Group Supervision9. Solvency II Group Supervision: Legal vs. Economic View, Mirko Kraft and Lukas Böffel10. The Evolution of the Role and Purpose of Group Prudential Requirements, Arthur van den Hurk11. Governance in a Group Context, Paola ManesPart VI: Special Issues12. Supervisory Cooperation in the Internal Market, Ludger Hanenberg13. Home vs. Host Supervisor: The Freedom to Provide Services and the Freedom of Establishment, Florian Wimber14.
Transfers of Insurance Portfolios in the European Union and the European Economic Area, Anne Fischer and Bénédicte Denis15. Treatment of Systemic risk under Solvency II, Dario Focarelli, Edoardo Marullo Reedtz, and Antonio Nicelli16. Solvency II, IRRD, and Insurance Resilience, Helmut Gründl17. The Role of Soft Law under Solvency II, Lieve Lowet18. Navigating the Transition: Exploring the Impact of Solvency II on South-Eastern European Insurance Markets, Klime Poposki and Bojan Srbinoski19. Insurance Recovery and Resolution: A Common Global Source with Local Variations, Monica Mächler20. Solvency II and the Swiss Solvency Test (SST), Hato Schmeiser21. Solvency UK: The UK Reforms, Anthony Brown22.
Demographic Change and the Ultimate Forward Rate, Alexander Ludwig and Jan-Niklas Otte.