Introduction to Insurance Funding and Capital Ratings II
Gurdip Dhami
25 years: Treasury & ratings
In this video, Gurdip describes the general instrument features that the rating agencies review to assign ratings to instruments issued by insurance companies. He further introduces the three tiers of capital which make up solvency capital and provide some general guidelines on their rating levels.
In this video, Gurdip describes the general instrument features that the rating agencies review to assign ratings to instruments issued by insurance companies. He further introduces the three tiers of capital which make up solvency capital and provide some general guidelines on their rating levels.
Introduction to Insurance Funding and Capital Ratings II
9 mins 5 secs
In this video, Gurdip describes the general instrument features that the rating agencies review to assign ratings to instruments issued by insurance companies such as subordinated debt and hybrid capital. He also introduces the three tiers of capital which make up solvency capital and provide some general guidelines on their rating levels compared to senior unsecured debt.
Key learning objectives:
What is a credit rating?
What are the three tiers of capital which make up solvency capital ?
Gurdip Dhami
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