One insurance company had not provided data but as an early response measure, a supervisory commissioner has already taken over the management of the company, MNB added.
According to the central bank, insurance companies have successfully fulfilled one of the most important demands of switching over to the Solvency II system, a comprehensive regulation for the insurance sector, as they are operating safely when it comes to capital adequacy.
In the future MNB will demand that companies introduce a volatility capital buffer that will ensure insurers always reach their capital adequacy ratio despite larger short-term fluctuations in their capital.
From July 1 insurers will also have to prepare a mid- to long-term forecast on risks and their capital solvency.



