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With respect to climate change the basic principle “same risk - same capital” is underlined:
• If so-called ‘green supporting’ or ‘brown penalising’ factors are introduced in Solvency II capital requirements, they should be science based and reflect the quality of investments and the inherent risks
• If such factors are also introduced on the underwriting side, similar riskbased requirements apply
• It is acknowledged that the integration of emerging risks cannot rely solely on historical statistics but needs to factor in forward-looking considerations
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