The Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway reported that all insurance undertakings and pension funds met their solvency capital requirements as of June 30, 2026. All life and nonlife insurers also met minimum capital requirements. Aggregate solvency capital coverage declined for life insurers but increased for nonlife insurers compared with the previous quarter, while pension funds recorded a slight increase from the end of 2025. Life insurers’ aggregate solvency capital coverage stood at 264%, down 9 percentage points from the previous quarter. Their minimum capital coverage fell 12 percentage points to 678%. Nonlife insurers’ solvency capital coverage rose 4 percentage points to 219%, while minimum capital coverage declined 13 percentage points to 560%. Pension funds’ aggregate solvency capital coverage reached 177%, compared with 176% as of Dec. 31, 2025. Coverage increased by 3 percentage points for private pension funds but decreased by 1 percentage point for municipal pension funds.
Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway reports all insurers and pension funds met solvency capital requirements
The Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway reported that all insurers and pension funds met solvency capital requirements as of June 30, 2026, and all insurers also met minimum capital requirements. Life insurers’ aggregate solvency capital coverage fell 9 percentage points from the previous quarter to 264%, while nonlife insurers’ coverage rose 4 percentage points to 219%. Pension funds’ coverage increased to 177% from 176% at the end of 2025, with an improvement among private funds and a decline among municipal funds.