This year, (re)insurance companies across the European Union (EU) published their fifth set of solvency and financial condition reports (SFCRs). In this report, we summarise those SFCRs as they relate to non-life insurers regulated in the EU, and set out the results of our analyses. We have also included the United Kingdom in the report, as it continues to operate an insurance regulatory regime that is essentially identical to Solvency II. Our report includes:
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Analysis of non-life insurers' Solvency and Financial Condition Reports: European non-life insurers year-end 2020
European non-life insurers saw an average solvency coverage ratio of 241% for year-end 2020, slightly down from 245% a year earlier.