Section: ArticlesTitle: Some issues in risk-based capital / by G.M. DickinsonAuthor: Dickinson, G.M.Notes: Sumario: Risk-based capital is employed in two different contexts. Firstly, it is used within a regulatory framework to determine an acceptable minimum level of capital which an insurance company must hold as part of its solvency assessment. Secondly, it is used in financial planning and control within an insurance company and to provide a basis for allocating this capital across its various activities or operations. Hence, from the regulatory perspective, risk-based capital represents a minimum level of capital, whereas in the financial management of an insurance company can have too much capital as well as too little capitalRelated records: En: Geneva papers on risk and insurance : issues and practice. - Geneva : The Geneva Association, 1976- = ISSN 1018-5895. - Tomo 22 Número 1 - 1997, p. 76-85Materia / lugar / evento: Gerencia de riesgosEmpresas de segurosCapital riesgoGestión financieraSecondary titles: Título: The Geneva papers on risk and insurance Other categories: 7Rights: In Copyright (InC)Referencias externas:
