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Abstract(s)
The IAIS implemented in 2019 the Holistic framework [40] to monitor and
mitigate the systemic risk in the insurance sector. This framework was adapted to the
European insurance sector and not to the specificities of the different national insurance
sectors.
In this context, the main goal of the internship was to create and implement a
systemic risk framework that was adapted to the Portuguese insurance sector. The report
presents the implementation of the individual assessment and also the sectorial
assessment for the years of the assessment (2019-2023). This framework is based on the
work of the IAIS and EIOPA but it is adapted to the specificities of Portugal with the use
of the database of the ASF.
The framework is based on the computations of several indicators divided into
categories of risk. Moreover, a scoring system has been implemented to get the scores for
the companies and the sector as a whole for all the indicators and the categories. Finally,
a total score was given to all the companies and the sector.
The Portuguese insurance sector does not appear as systemically relevant even
though some categories might need a closer monitoring. Regarding the individual
assessment, most of the companies are not at risk but a small group of companies
dominates the scores and may need to be followed closely by the authority.
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Keywords
Systemic risk Portuguese insurance sector Individual assessment Sectorial assessment Systemically relevant Scoring system
Pedagogical Context
Citation
Ivaldi, Lucas 2024). “Implementation of a systemic risk framework”. Dissertação de Mestrado. Universidade de Lisboa. Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão
Publisher
Instituto Superior de Economia e Gestão