Insurance companies profiled on Corpy: global insurance and finance groups.
Capital adequacy decides how many entities an insurer needs and where they sit.
Insurance groups are shaped by the solvency regime they answer to: Solvency II across the EU and UK, state-by-state supervision in the US, and separate regimes across Asia. Zurich shows the Swiss group-holding pattern, while AIA reflects the Hong Kong listing and pan-Asian licensing route. In both cases the group holding company exists to hold capital against regulated subsidiaries rather than to trade.
Each profile separates the regulated insurance entities from the group structure built to capitalise them.
