Regulator aims to make it easier for insurers to invest
The Prudential Regulation Authority is proposing to make it easier for insurers to invest within their matching adjustment portfolios, according to CEO Sam Woods.
As part of plans to replace Solvency II with Solvency UK, the PRA launched a consultation and engaged with the Association of British Insurers to look at enabling “broader and quicker” investment by
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