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Article R385-1 of the French Insurance Code

I. – The solvency margin referred to in article L. 385-2 is made up, after deduction of losses, the portion of deferred acquisition costs exceeding 25% of the amount of the provision for unearned premiums and other intangible items, by the following items: 1° Paid-up share capital or the formation fund. However, preference shares as defined in article L. 228-11 of the French Commercial Code may only be issued if…

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Article R385-2 of the French Insurance Code

I. – The minimum required solvency margin is determined, according to the nature and type of guaranteed benefits offered in the contracts, in application of the following provisions: 1° For guarantees expressed in euros, with the exception of supplementary insurance or guarantees in the event of incapacity and invalidity, the minimum required solvency margin is calculated in relation to the provisions mentioned in 1° and 4° of article R. 343-3…

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Article R385-3 of the French Insurance Code

I. – The guarantee fund of supplementary occupational pension funds is equal to one third of the minimum required solvency margin defined in article R. 385-1, but may not be less than 3,700,000 euros. Up to these thresholds or up to half of the guarantee fund, if this half is greater than these thresholds, the guarantee fund is made up of the items mentioned in 1°, 2° and 3° of…

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Article R385-4 of the French Insurance Code

The stress tests referred to in Article L. 385-3 consist of a projection of the business of the supplementary occupational pension fund into the future. This projection is based on : a) A scenario extending the economic conditions existing at the date of the last financial statements; b) Worsened scenarios involving a fall in interest rates, a fall in financial returns from non-depreciable assets or a fall in the mortality…

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