INSURANCE REGULATION · T460 cat-30

Solvency Regime Capital Comparator

Compute required and available capital under four major international solvency regimes: EU Solvency II (SCR), NAIC RBC (US), Bermuda BSCR, and IRDAI Solvency Margin (India): from one shared set of simplified balance sheet inputs. Identifies the binding capital constraint and quantifies the excess capital buffer under each regime.

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Solvency II NAIC RBC Bermuda BSCR IRDAI Solvency Margin Cross-Border Binding Constraint
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A: Balance Sheet Aggregates
Market value of all assets
Best estimate / gross statutory reserves
Non-technical liabilities
= Assets − Technical Provisions − Other Liabilities
B: Business Profile
Premium & Reserves
NWP, preceding 12 months
Net of reinsurance
Before reinsurance
For IRDAI RSM (36-month average)
Annual operating expenses
Investment Portfolio
C: Risk Profile
1: Regime Comparison Table
2: Capital Stack Chart

Bar = available capital per regime. White line = required capital (minimum). Bar past the line is the excess buffer; bar short of the line is a shortfall.

3: Buffer Analysis
4: Sensitivity Toggle

Re-run each regime's solvency ratio under a stressed scenario. Resilient ratios stay above the regime minimum.

5: Plain-English Summary
6: Caveats & Simplifications
About This Tool
Disclaimer Simplified approximation: indicative only. Each of the four regimes is implemented as a reduced-form calculation for cross-regime comparison, not as a regulatory return. Actual filings require full actuarial and finance-system implementation, undertaking-specific parameters, and supervisory review. Not a substitute for actuarial sign-off.
EU Solvency II: SCR Standard Formula Simplified market + underwriting + default modules with BSCR √-aggregation and an operational add-on. CDR (EU) 2015/35
NAIC RBC (US, P&C) R0–R5 charges with the NAIC covariance adjustment; ratio vs. Authorized Control Level RBC. NAIC RBC Manual 2024
Bermuda BSCR (Class E) Market + insurance + credit risk charges aggregated to an Enhanced Capital Requirement (ECR). BMA Class E Rules 2024
IRDAI Solvency Margin (India) Required Solvency Margin = max(50% NWP, prescribed % of net incurred claims); minimum 150%. IRDAI ALSM Regs 2016
Cross-link: full engines For full standard-formula builds see T447 (Solvency II) and T457 (NAIC RBC). T447 · T457
Simplified Factor Reference
SOLVENCY II MARKET STRESS
Bonds6%
Equities39%
Property25%
NAIC RBC EQUITY/CREDIT
Equity charge15%
Reinsurance credit5%
REGIME MINIMUM RATIOS
Solvency II SCR100%
NAIC RBC (ACL)200%
Bermuda ECR100%
IRDAI150%