The thesis deals with a valuation of solvency balance sheet according to rules set in directive Solvency II, which should have been implemented as of January 1st, and compares the solvency balance sheet with valuation of insurance companies balance sheet according to current Czech legislation and international financial reporting standards IFRS. The thesis defines the concept of insurance contracts both in Czech law and standard IFRS 4 and reporting of liabilities related to those contracts in balance sheet. The result of thesis is illustrated sample of solvency balance sheet including description of how prepare and evaluate it based on default balance sheet prepared according to Czech law.

Diplomová práce se zabývá vývojem a současným stavem pravidel kapitálové přiměřenosti se zaměřením na Novou basilejskou kapitálovou dohodu z roku 2004 (Basel II). Vysvětluje problematiku kapitálové přiměřenosti a její úpravu v České republice. Věnuje se Basilejské kapitálové dohodě (Basel I), podrobně rozebírá pravidla Basel II, zabývá se jejich porovnáním a implementací nových pravidel v Evropě, Spojených státech amerických a České republice. Další část popisuje kvantitativní studie dopadů, nedostatky a kritické připomínky zavádění nového konceptu včetně nastínění možných dopadů v budoucnosti. Poslední kapitola se zabývá pravidly Solvency II pro pojišťovny a jejich porovnáním s pravidly Basel II.

Today's globalization leads to a wide range of new developing trends influencing the insurance market. The main one is a variance in the character of risks. The generation of new threats means for insurers to face up a difficultness with an identification of risks and a prediction of future damages. Solutions of a catastrophic impact of damages are hidden in an alternative transfer of risks and a higher level of assurance. The treat of longevity has its own impact, too. Demographic shock caused by a strain of population has turned people in advanced western markets to life-insurance. Mainly, because of a current insufficient set up of pensions systems, people has searched a new possibility how to insure their post-active life. It has enabled a development of life-insurance products focusing on individual clients' needs and providing several components of flexibility and variability. As a next globalization push, I cannot omit concentration and consolidation ongoing nowadays on the insurance market. Rise of giant conglomerates can be seen in the accent of cost reduction, diversification of risks and using enormous financial power. Nevertheless, the main impulse has risen from the still changing clients' needs with the necessity of obtaining complex financial service. Last but not least, I would like to mention the implementation of a regulatory project Solvency II accompanying by IFRS in the field of the insurance market. Their objectives are a reduction of information asymmetry, a higher stability of the insurance market and transparency and comparability of insurers' financial reporting leading to higher clients' protection.

The content of this diploma paper is a view of the process of risk management in an insurance company in relation to applying the new concept of Solvency II. This paper is divided into three main parts. The opening part focuses on a risk profile of an insurance company, giving an overview and clasification of risks threatening an insurance company. The aim of this paper is to focus on method of Solvency II and especially on the consequences for insurance companies applying this method, which is contained in the second part of this paper. This paper also provides a complex view on the risk management process in an insurance company, its distinguishing phases with emphasis on the area of measuring risks and calculation of capital requirements. The risk management process is contained in the last part of this paper.

Diploma thesis deals with the insurance market Lloyd's of London. The main aim is to give a complex view on this specific subject on the insurance and reinsurance market, its history and market position. The work also contains a description of structure of the market, Corporation and capital, an overview of laws that involve Lloyd's market and also plans to expand its scope. Part of the work is focused on the development of a regulatory system in United Kingdom, the European Union and their impact on the market.

The purpose of this diploma thesis is to describe the basic principles of Business Intelligence, its meaning in business reporting with focus on ensuring relevant information for stakeholders and consequently to identify the major risk factors in complex data mapping process of a project carried out for an insurance company Solvency II regulatory reporting. The identification of risks is based on a detailed analysis of the mapping process and its weak points. The main benefit of the thesis will then be the proposed methods by which the risks are mitigated or entirely eliminated. The diploma thesis is focused on specific project, which delivers complex Business Intelligence solution in compliance with Solvency II European insurance regulatory reform. Therefore the flawless mapping of data and mitigation of risks are key to meet the Solvency II requirements on reporting in high quality. The introductory section of the thesis is devoted to definition of Business intelligence and its purpose in organizations. This part also includes the definition of key aspects of successful business reporting and its role in effective decision-making. The other part of the introductory section shortly represents the BI architecture and components of specific Solvency II BI solution. The second main section of the work defines the Solvency II project and describes the specificities of its implementation on a specific project for unnamed organization. Based on the experience of this project is then further described the mapping process of complex data sources. The result is a list of risks arising at each stage of mapping activities. As a completion of the main objective of the thesis there are suggested ways of mitigation for each risk. The benefit of this thesis is that identified risks and the recommendations for their mitigation might lead to more effective project management, increase the quality of its outcomes and satisfaction of company clients.

The subject of the Master Thesis is risk and risk management within the new regulatory framework in the field of insurance Solvency II. The thesis especially deals with the Solvency II directive that has been used as an instrument for the insurance market regulation within the European Union since 1st January 2016. Besides the risk classification, risk management and an example of its application in an insurance company, the thesis also mentions the global financial crisis (its causes and consequences) on the background of the banking sector. Another important part of the thesis describes the second pillar of the Solvency II directive whose integral parts, among others, are risk management along with its other functions, e.g. actuarial function.

The thesis deals with current trends in insurance. The aim of the thesis is to find and analyse the development trends, which has affected the insurance market the most in the last years. The first part is defined by the evolution of Czech insurance market in terms of premiums written. The next two chapters are devoted to trends in non-life and life insurance and trends in motor vehicle insurance. For non-life insurance, the development of catastrophic events, and as a result of the increasing importance of alternative instruments of risk. The chapter on trends in life insurance is about one-off and regular insurance policies, as well as the decision of the Court of Justice of the EU ban on sex discrimination in the calculation of insurance premiums and administration including creation of insurance for women only. The last chapter deals with the new Solvency II regulatory concept. Explaining his goals, three pillars, as well as the Lamfalussy legislative process, according to which it is created. In conclusion, there are also evaluated its effects.

This paper is focused on application and modification of PRINCE2 methodology for project management of regional project Solvency II. This paper also define environment which is determining for the project and define legislation which is connected with internal regulation system. Work shows practical examples of documents created solely for purpose of the project and specified points in project which should be in focus in case of any similar project will happen in future.

The diploma thesis focuses on the topic of the future regulatory regime of the insurance and reinsurance market of the European Union called Solvency II. Currently the most discussed issue without a final structure is an extensive set of legislative and technical changes not only in the area of solvency treatment. Primarily, the work focuses on the standard formula calculation of capital requirements that reflect the solvency position of companies on the market. The first part deals with the theoretical description of the calculating methods of the required capital levels under current and future rules on the basis of available official documents. Further the general overview of the Solvency II is presented, a more detailed description of the valuation techniques of balance sheet items for the purposes of Solvency II, dealing with company's own funds and possible ways to optimize the asset portfolio are also included. Some theoretical descriptions of computational procedures applied on a fictitious life insurance company are presented in the second, more practical part of the diploma thesis.