MAS: Proposed changes won't hamper well-managed insurers
Plans to amend risk-based capital framework are part of regulator's move to make insurance sector more resilient
Singapore
THE proposed changes to the risk-based capital framework will be more risk-sensitive, robust and fit-for-purpose, but should not hamper well-managed insurance businesses unduly.
The changes, also known as RBC 2, seek to reflect the relevant risks insurers face and are part of the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) move to make the insurance sector more resilient.
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