Two-loop corrections to the Higgs masses in the NMSSM

We discuss the impact of the two-loop corrections to the Higgs mass in the next-to-minimal supersymmetric standard model beyond O(alpha(S)(alpha(b) + alpha(t))). For this purpose we use the combination of the public tools SARAH and SPHENO to include all contributions stemming from superpotential parameters. We show that the corrections in the case of a heavy singlet are often MSSM-like and reduce the predicted mass of the SM-like state by about 1 GeV as long as lambda is moderately large. For larger values of lambda the additional corrections can increase the SM-like Higgs mass. If a light singlet is present the additional corrections become more important even for smaller values of lambda and can even dominate the ones involving the strong interaction. In this context we point out that important effects are not reproduced quantitatively when only including O((alpha(b) + alpha(t) + alpha(tau))(2)) corrections known from the MSSM.