Fitch Ratings

Fitch takes rating actions on Italian and Spanish insurers

Fitch said the rating actions follow its assessment of the insurers' pro-forma capital adequacy amid challenging investment conditions, particularly in Italy and Spain, including ongoing pressure from heightened government bond yields.

Stable outlook for Indonesian non-life market

The outlook for Indonesia's non-life market is stable, driven by benign domestic economic conditions, sustainable demand for insurance policies, and enhanced regulatory capital requirements, according to recent report.

ASR operating entities 'A-' rating affirmed

Fitch has affirmed the ‘A-’ insurer financial strength rating and ‘BBB+’ long-term issuer default rating of Dutch insurers ASR Levensverzekering NV and ASR Schadeverzekering NV

Softer capital charges for bonds positive for European insurers

European Commission proposals to lower capital charges for longer-dated unsecured corporate and financial institution bonds should mitigate the capital flight from these asset classes that is a likely side-effect of Solvency II, says to Fitch Ratings.

Fitch affirms SOGAZ rating

Fitch Ratings has affirmed Insurance Company of Gas Industry SOGAZ (Russia)’s Insurer Financial Strength rating at ‘BB+’ and National IFS rating at ‘AA(rus)’.

Gothaer's IFS affirmed at 'A'

Gothaer Allgemeine Versicherung AG's and Gothaer Lebensversicherung AG's have had theit insurer financial strength ratings affirmed at 'A' and long-term issuer default ratings at 'A-'.

Fitch affirms ‘A’ IFSR of ACI

Fitch has affirmed the ‘A’ insurer financial strength rating of Amlin Corporate Insurance, reflecting the strategic importance of the commercial lines writer to the Amlin group.

No insurance downgrades expected despite Greek exchange

Leading insurers across Europe have been told that manageable exposure to Greek government bonds will mean they will not be downgraded if they accept the EU's offer of a 50% haircut in return for new debt.

Thailand flood losses manageable for insurers

While the current flooding in Thailand is unusually severe and economically costly, the insured losses are likely to be at a manageable level and will not trigger widespread solvency problems, or undue financial strain, for the country's non-life…

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