Swiss Solvency Test (SST)
The Swiss Solvency Test ( SST ) is used to assess the capitalisation of an insurance company. Insurance companies are required to submit an SST report to SFMA for review at least once a year.
The Swiss Solvency Test ( SST ) is a modern supervisory tool which adopts a risk-based and total balance sheet approach. Insurance companies are required to provide a market conform assessment of the value of their assets and liabilities. Possible changes to these balance sheet positions are then modelled over a one-year period in order to arrive at the total required capital.
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Standard model life insurance
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Standard model non-life insurance
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Standard model health insurance
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Standard model reinsurance
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Standard model reinsurance captive
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Standard model participations
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Standard models
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