Smaller insurers are set to benefit from increased thresholds under the Solvency II requirements, but should consider new rules for non-directive firms (NDF), Broadstone has said.
Following the 2024 policy statement from the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) which set out a £10m increase in thresholds, Broadstone noted there are six firms which will fall below the new So...
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