FSA reinstates resilience test guidance for life insurance firms

The UK's Financial Services Authority has asked life insurance firms to anticipate a scenario where earnings might fall by as much as 10%, and make prudent provisions for the future.

The regulator sent letters to chief executives and appointed actuaries of all life insurance companies and friendly societies, asking them to reinstate the so-called 'resilience test', which seeks to ensure that assets can match liabilities in the event of future changes in their value.

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