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European insurance associations have slammed Solvency II drafts following the release last month of the fifth quantitative impact study, saying that they risk driving their members out of business.
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Holders of sub debt in Irish banks may have losses forced on them, Fitch said on Monday as it downgraded the subordinated securities of three institutions. The downgrades come after Moody’s lowered Irish Life & Permanent’s subordinated debt ratings on Friday.
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The full extent of the Irish banking sector’s capital needs was revealed on Thursday, with the country’s viable institutions (Allied Irish Banks, Bank of Ireland, Irish Life & Permanent and EBS) asked to raise a total of Eu24bn of additional capital. Though sizeable, the requirement is well within the Eu35bn provided for the purpose by the European Union and International Monetary Fund as part of the Irish bail-out package.
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Holders of Irish bank subordinated debt were braced for more pain after the country’s central bank said on Thursday that they should contribute to a Eu24bn capital injection into Allied Irish Banks, Bank of Ireland, EBS and Irish Life & Permanent — Ireland’s four viable financial institutions.
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The subordinated insurance market started to show signs of weakness this week when Munich Re and CNP Assurances issued new deals following an already strong recent run of supply.