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2025 SFCR Report

of non-economic assumptions in actuarial flow models. The SCR decreased from € 127,7m to € 105,9m over the reporting period. The decrease in capital requirements compared to 2025 is due to write-downs on several historical investments, spread risk... perspective, the decrease of own funds was partly compensated by a reduction of market risk through the reduction of the private credit portfolio. Under Belgian norms, the financial year 2025 is positive with a small bottom-line result supported by

2024 SFCR Report

, presents a stable fair value following two years of value reduction driven by interest rate rise. The level of economic own-funds under Solvency II have reduced by € 30m over the year. This decrease of own fund under the prudential norm is driven... ended the year with a SCR ratio of 279% which is a decrease compared to the end of year of 2023. A decrease that can however be explained by the acquisition of the new portfolio in 2024, including additional risks on the balance sheet. Overall, the

2023 SFCR Report

% Ratio of Own Funds to MCR 841% 560% Eligible Own funds increased significantly over the reporting period from €372,1m to € 386,4m. The SCR decreased from € 147,7m to € 102,1m over the reporting period. This decrease can be explained on the one hand by... Brussels th The shareholders’ meeting of the Company is set for the 15 day of May. The articles of association were last coordinated on 23 November 2023, following a capital decrease by absorption of losses in the amount of €14,585,206. A.1 (b) Name and

2021 SFCR Report

Monument Assurance Belgium Solvency and Financial Condition Report st at 31 December 2021 30 March 2022 Monument Group: PUBLIC Table of Contents Samenvatting............................................................................................................................. 4 Executive Summary .................................................................................................................. 11 A. Business and Performance ...................................................