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La situation des assureurs soumis à Solvabilité II en France fin 2023

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  • Frédéric Ahado
  • Vladimir Azzopardi
  • Mylène Carreira
  • Laure Chantrelle
  • David Ly

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Synthèse générale : - La collecte nette en assurance-vie (hors épargne retraite et assurance-décès) est légèrement négative en 2023 (-2,3 Milliards d’euros) sous l’effet de l’accélération des rachats. - L’activité d’assurance non vie progresse significativement en 2023. - Le coût des sinistres d’incendies et autres dommages aux biens est en nette progression depuis début 2018, porté par l’inflation et par la répétition de catastrophes naturelles. - L’allocation de l’actif des assureurs a peu évolué au 2ème semestre 2023. - Le taux de couverture du Capital de Solvabilité Requis (CSR) évolue différemment selon le type d’organisme entre 2022 et 2023 et est globalement stable pour l’ensemble des organismes.

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  • Frédéric Ahado & Vladimir Azzopardi & Mylène Carreira & Laure Chantrelle & David Ly, 2024. "La situation des assureurs soumis à Solvabilité II en France fin 2023," Analyse et synthèse 162, Banque de France.
    • Handle: RePEc:bfr:analys:162
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