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ByFrançois-Henri Toutain and Clément Afoumado 17 September 2026 Etude SFCR 2025 sur les acteurs français à dominante Prévoyance & Santé Milliman a le plaisir de publier son analyse annuelle des SFCR 2025 des entités à dominante Prévoyance et Santé qui repose sur un panel de 186 entités en 2025, composé de 25 assureurs, 134 mutuelles et 25 institutions de prévoyance. Les principaux indicateurs Solvabilité 2 présentés s’appuient notamment sur l’analyse des SFCR et QRT publics.

We present the results of our analyses of the performance of the UK motor market for the year ending 31 December 2025, along with commentary on market issues up to the publication date. Our report focuses on the two Solvency II lines of business covering motor insurance: motor vehicle liability and other motor. The analyses rely mainly on information contained in the quantitative reporting templates in the 2025 year-end solvency and financial condition reports of UK motor insurers.

This report examines key regulatory updates in August for life insurance companies in the United Kingdom and Europe. We note items published by the Bank of England (BoE) and the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA). Key developments include the following: The PRA planned an industry roundtable for 17 September 2026 to discuss Consultation Paper 11/26, “A tailored regime for captive insurance”.

Our Eurozone market monitor provides a monthly update on: Equity, bond, and currency markets Solvency II discount rates for the euro Spreads, inflation, volatility and hedging costs

This report recaps the state of the local and global markets at month end, including the following: Graphs, tables and commentary on the equity, bond, and currency markets Information on Solvency II discount rates for the pound and euro, along with swap credit risk adjustment Fundamental spreads for financial and non-financial Update on U.K. inflation and year-over-year growth in domestic product Recap of volatility and hedging costs

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The Solvency II Review has introduced a requirement for (re)insurers to prepare a sustainability risk plan (SRP) as part of a suite of new measures supporting the European Union's sustainable finance agenda.

This abstract provides a summary of the briefing note. Please download the PDF for the full analysis. In this briefing note, we analyse the SFCRs of the seven largest life entities of Dutch insurers selected based on their total assets as of year-end 2025, as well as the life insurance market as a whole. The total assets of these life insurance entities sum to about €369 billion, representing about 98% of the total assets of life insurers based in the Netherlands.

Introduction: How long-term care is delivered in Ireland, and how population changes will affect demand This paper is the first in a two-part series examining long-term care in Ireland and whether the insurance industry has a role in meeting Ireland’s growing long-term care challenge. This paper will cover the long-term care challenge by discussing the current provision of long-term care in Ireland and how demographic changes are likely to impact future demand.