“…National and international regulations have attempted to control and monitor the many risks inherent in insurance business. Controls applied on the insurance market have focused in particular on relationships between risk and solvency, reflected in the Solvency project and its last update, Solvency II, now being completed (Wagner, 2014;Schumacher and Barnhill, 2011). This issue has been investigated from several viewpoints (Gryglewicz, 2011;Sherris, 2006;Butsic, 1994), dedicating particular attention to insurers' economic capital, i.e., Solvency Capital Requirements, and many observers have focused on evaluating insurers' balance sheets to verify compliance with the necessary capital requirements (Meyers, 2003;Mildenhall, 2002;Meyers and Read, 2001); the financial stability of insurers between different continents has also been verified (Siegel, 2013).…”