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Solvency covers the regulatory framework and checks that insurers have enough capital, systems and governance to meet their promises. In practice, a solicitor in this area helps clients navigate capital adequacy rules, solvency reporting, actuarial audits, risk management and contingency planning under Solvency II. They advise on how to prepare and review regulatory returns, engage with the regulators, and respond to solvency concerns or investigations. The work can shape whether an insurer can continue trading or needs restructuring.
Key issues include preparing regulatory capital calculations, liquidity assessments, internal models where required, and the interfaces between finance teams, risk committees and external auditors. A solicitor explains the implications of capital shortfalls, the deployment of capital buffers, and governance mechanisms that affect a firm’s ability to meet policyholder obligations and comply with regulator expectations.
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