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A decade of Solvency II and the review underway
3 junio 2026
Since 2016, Solvency II has reinforced solvency, governance and supervisory convergence across the EU, but has also revealed procyclical pressures, an excessive compliance burden on smaller insurers, and constraints on the sector′s capacity to finance long-term productive investment. The review now underway aims to correct these imbalances while preserving the framework′s prudential foundations.
Autores: Blasco, Ignacio, Hernández, Moisés, Milner, Aitor, Yagüe, Alfredo
Etiquetas: Insurance regulation
Geopolitics and the internationalization of Spanish Banking: Risk and diversification
Rising geopolitical tensions are increasingly shaping bank valuations, financial conditions, and risk perceptions in global markets. Spanish banks’ high degree of internationalization offers a partial buffer, with geographic diversification helping to stabilize earnings and mitigate exposure to localized shocks.
Autores: Cuadros Solas, Pedro, Suárez Carlos, Nuria
Etiquetas: Spanish banks
Private credit and the relocation of risk in modern finance
Private credit has expanded rapidly into segments vacated by banks, emerging as a central pillar of corporate financing within the non-bank ecosystem. Its continued growth, alongside persistent linkages to the banking system, is reshaping the distribution of risk and raising questions about how losses would be absorbed under stress.
Autores: Amor, José Manuel, Pino, Javier
Etiquetas: Private credit
The dollar′s uncertain hegemony: Headed towards a new equilibrium?
The dollar has lost more than 11% of its effective exchange rate value since early 2025, defying the appreciation that would normally accompany higher tariffs. The evolution reflects not just policy uncertainty but a deeper recalibration of the dollar′s role as the anchor of the international financial system.
Autores: Díez Guijarro, José Ramón
Etiquetas: Dollar hegemony
EU trade agreements and goods exports: The Spanish differential
Spanish goods exports exhibit greater responsiveness to EU trade agreements than those of other member states, with the divergence becoming more pronounced over time. Where trading partners share historical or linguistic ties with Spain, export growth is driven primarily by the intensive margin; where such ties are absent, the expansion of the export basket through the addition of new products plays a comparatively more important role.
Autores: Arroyo González, Rocío, González Simón, Miguel Ángel
Etiquetas: Trade agreements
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