Methodological paper : on potential inclusion of climate change in the Nat Cat standard formula

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      <subfield code="a">This Discussion Paper is a follow-up to EIOPA's Opinion on Sustainability within Solvency II (EIOPA, 2019). The opinion highlighted that further work is needed to investigate whether additional climate change-related perils such as droughts and wildfire could be better captured in the Solvency II framework under the natural catastrophe risk submodule. The Opinion also mentioned that a regular recalibration of the standard parameters for the natural catastrophe risk module of the standard formula should take into account future developments, as well as the potential effect of climate change.</subfield>
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