The Singapore financial regulator is seeking comments on enhancements to the risk-based capital treatment for investment in structured products and infrastructure investments for insurers.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore is looking to adjust the risk-based capital framework for insurers in the country, including revising the capital treatment of structured products. The proposal aims to make sure the risk charge more accurately reflects the underlying risk levels of the structured products According to the consultation report published on 18 October, the Singaporean financial watchdog is seeking comments on removing the option for insurers to apply a fixed 50% risk c
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