A comparison of payment obligations and provisions that is required by supervisory law and is structured according to certain aspects. Under Solvency II, this is made mandatory for insurance companies. – See cost-of-capital approach, expected value provision, capital, available, solvency capital requirement, solvency risk, corporate finance. – Cf. BaFin Annual Report 2006, p. 48 f. (structure of the solvency balance sheet; quality classes).
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