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total expenses amount within QMC 441/QMC451 should agree to the total expenses amount in<br />

QMC440/QMC450 respectively.<br />

2.23 QMC442 (Non-life)/QMC452 (Life): Premiums, claims and expenses (by line of<br />

business) – Quarterly data<br />

Purpose of form: This form reports written premiums, claims and expenses paid by <strong>Solvency</strong> <strong>II</strong> lines of<br />

business.<br />

This form is required for all reporting years combined and will be required on a quarterly basis.<br />

Information required for quarterly reporting covers the latest quarter (and not year to date).<br />

Line 13/10 - Other expenses: This cell is an analysis cell. All material amounts included in this cell must be<br />

separately listed in the analysis table (see section 1.10 ‘analysis cell’ above for details of materiality).<br />

2.24 QMC443 (Non-life)/QMC453 (Life): Premiums, claims and expenses (by country) –<br />

Quarterly data<br />

Purpose of form: This form reports activity through written premiums and claims paid by country of<br />

localisation of risk for major countries.<br />

This form is required for all reporting years combined and will be required on a quarterly basis.<br />

Information required on this form is the split of information reported in QMC442/452, but split by five major<br />

countries as specified in QMC441/451. The balance should be reported in the “OTHER” column.<br />

Line 9/7 – Total expenses: Total amount of expenses corresponding to the above five countries should be<br />

reported within this line, E9/E7 and the balance should be reported in F9/F7. Total expenses amount within<br />

QMC443/QMC453 should agree to the total expenses amount in QMC442/QMC452 respectively.<br />

2.25 QMC510 (non-life)/QMC511 (life): Minimum Capital Requirement (MCR)<br />

Purpose of form: This form provides details of the input and output of the MCR calculation.<br />

This form must be reported on both a quarterly and annual basis. It is required for all reporting years<br />

combined and will be required on a quarterly and annual basis.<br />

The calculation of the MCR combines a linear formula with a floor of 25% and a cap of 45% of the SCR. The<br />

MCR is subject to an absolute floor, expressed in euro, depending on the nature of the undertaking (as<br />

defined in Article 129 (1) (d) of the <strong>Solvency</strong> <strong>II</strong> Directive). However, these will not apply at syndicate level and<br />

the reported MCR reported on this form will be the result of applying set factors to the technical provisions<br />

and written premiums.<br />

The written premiums should be for the preceding 12 months to the reporting date and should be net of<br />

reinsurance premiums ceded which corresponds to these premiums. The technical provisions should be net<br />

of reinsurance recoverables and should be without the risk margin (i.e. the best estimate technical provision<br />

should be used).<br />

2.26 QMC520: <strong>Solvency</strong> Capital Requirement – for syndicates on standard formula or<br />

partial internal models<br />

Purpose of form: This form reports the output of the SCR calculation for syndicates on standard formula or<br />

partial internal model.<br />

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