All articles by Jeremy Woolfe – Page 14
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Features
Solvency II nears maturity
International ambitions for Solvency II emerge as reforms for capital adequacy take shape, writes Jeremy Woolfe
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News
Own assessment proposal for Solvency II
[16:45 CEST 11-07] EUROPE - The European Commission's long awaited Solvency II proposal to upgrade legislation for the insurance industry would have insurers assessing their own capital needs in light of all risks by means of a so-called 'own risk and solvency assessment'(ORSA).
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An inequitable situation
The UK Equitable Life scandal shows the need for consumer confidence in financial services, writes Jeremy Woolfe
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EU ponders class action
Brussels turns its attention to share owners, reports Jeremy Woolfe
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Smooth progress for UCITs programme
As investors are faced with an increasingly pan-European market for pensions investment, UCITS III aims to make cross-border co-operation between funds simpler. Jeremy Woolfe reports
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Lobby group attacks pan-European move
Brussels-based body representing US companies blames lack of mobility of EU workers on tax obstacles and poor co-ordination, as Jeremy Woolf reports
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Critics round on portability draft
Whatever the EU Council decides on portability, it is unlikely to please everyone and could take another 10 years to be implemented. Jeremy Woolfe reports
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EU focuses on later retirement
How to encourage people to work longer was a dominant theme of a recent pensions study published by the EC, as Jeremy Woolf reports
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Finnish proposal garners support
Twenty five EU member states are backing a diluted version of the directive on portability of supplementary pensions, as Jeremy Woolf reports
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One share, one vote
US research suggests that the one share, one vote principle could benefit corporate efficiency. Brussels is looking at the issue but will it take heed, asks Jeremy Woolf
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Ready for MiFID thunderbolt?
The different countdowns to the implementation of the MiFID directive freeing cross border securities sales are well under way, says Jeremy Woolf
