Solvent GI firms warned about PRA stance on schemes
Professional services giant KPMG has raised concerns that a draft supervisory statement issued by the Prudential Regulatory Authority suggests that the PRA no longer considers schemes an appropriate tool for solvent insurers.
A draft statement issued earlier this week, regarding schemes of arrangement for general insurance firms, replaces previous guidance issued by the Financial Service Authority in 2007.
The Financial
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