gouvernance (EIOPA-BoS-14/253). 3. Les présentes orientations sont destinées aux autorités compétentes pour leur donner des indications sur la manière dont
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EIOPA 2012. 1. Orientations. Introduction. 1. Conformément à l'article 16 du règlement instituant l'EIOPA1 (European. Insurance and Occupational Pensions
28 janv. 2021 EIOPA will continue to support EU initiatives within the context of the European Green. Deal overhauling the relevant climate and energy ...
EIOPA 2013. Orientations relatives au système de gouvernance. Introduction. 1.1. Conformément à l'article 16 du règlement (UE) n° 1094/2010 du.
29 sept. 2020 EIOPA will undertake peer reviews in the areas approved by the EIOPA Board of. Supervisors. A peer review is especially a useful tool as it ...
EIOPA-BoS-16/071 FR. Orientations préparatoires sur les modalités de gouvernance et de surveillance des produits par les entreprises d'assurance et les.
L'EIOPA reconnaît et soutient les évolutions et réalisations à l'échelle mondiale et au niveau national à l'extérieur de l'Union européenne en ce qui concerne
19 févr. 2019 «règlement instituant l'EIOPA») l'Autorité européenne des assurances et des pensions professionnelles (EIOPA) émet des recommandations au ...
EIOPA Report on Reporting Exemptions and Limitations inconsistent reporting of options on exemptions were identified 2 1 1 2 Analysis 2 8 EIOPA considered the following options: 1) Keep template as in current ITS 2) Improve close lists and the instructions to ensure higher consistency of reporting 2 1 1 3 Conclusion 2 9
EIOPA Supervisory Convergence Plan 2018-20191 and following interactions with several other stakeholders2 4 As reported in the Joint Advice of the European Supervisory Authorities to the European Commission EIOPA Guidelines on system of governance “do not properly reflect the importance of taking care of ICT risk management (including
EI-OPA opines that whilst Solvency II works well overall evolu-tionary improvements can be made in several areas This paper mostly focuses on the market related aspects of the opinion including: Extrapolation of the risk-free interest rates
This Article mandates EIOPA to play an active role in building a common Union supervisory culture and consistent supervisory practices as well as in ensuring uniform procedures and consistent approaches throughout the Union 1 2 EIOPA delivers this Supervisory Statement on the basis of the Solvency II Directive2 in
For the volatility adjustment calculation EIOPA defines a reference bonds portfolio that reflects the average investments of European insurers An adjustment is then applied to eliminate any credit risk related to the reference portfolio EIOPA then sets an adjustment of 65 on the risk-corrected spread
3 2 EIOPA welcomes the approach regarding materiality assessment and the fact that the ESRS do not require a reporting entity to provide justifications for each disclosure omitted in the management report (initially known as the rebuttable presumption [) 3 3 EIOPA supports the approach to require reporting based on the undertaking's own
Supervisory Authority (hereinafter “EIOPA Regulation”)1 EIOPA issues these Guidelines addressed to the supervisory authorities on how to proceed with the application of Directive 2009/138/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 November 2009 on the taking-up and pursuit of the business of
EIOPA identified four mutually exclusive options for addressing the issue identified: Option 1: No change to the current SCR spread risk sub- module Option 2: Long-term treatment of long-term investments in bonds and loans: avoidance of forced sales and reduced long- term spread shocks Option 3:
The proposal envisages a strong coordination role for which will aim to reinforce EIOPA convergence in the field of prevention and resolution EIOPA is also mandated to work out agreements with third-country authorities that would serve as a template for bilateral agreements for national authorities in the area of insurance resolution
EIOPA Recommendation 9 (1 of 2) In February 2019 the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) published its ‘Recommendations for the insurance sector in light of the United Kingdom withdrawing from the European Union’
EIOPA’s Solvency II 2020 revision Part 1 - Technical analysis of proposed review February 2021 Insurance Asset Management – Webinar series For professional investors only This webinar series covers the main topics of interest for insurers’ regarding the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority