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Joint Committee Report on risks and vulnerabilities in the EU financial system - Spring 2023

Staff Paper on Policy options to reduce the climate insurance protection gap

Market and credit risk contribute significantly to the solvency capital requirement (SCR) of insurance undertakings and are also of material importance for the majority of internal model undertakings. The report summarises the key findings from the market and credit risk comparative study (MCRCS)...

The Report on EIOPA Supervisory Activities in 2022 presents how EIOPA contributed during 2022 to enhance the common European supervisory culture and promoted consistent supervisory practices both from a prudential and conduct of business supervision perspective.

In this staff paper, EIOPA explores how nature-related risks can affect (re)insurers and examines ways in which the insurance sector can meaningfully contribute to the conservation and restoration of nature through investments and underwriting activity.

The supervisory statement on differential pricing practices aims at eliminating price-setting strategies which lead to the unfair treatment of customers.

The European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) and the ECB are committed to contributing to the transition towards a more sustainable economy within their respective mandates.

Subject: Assessment of the financial system’s resilience to stress in the transition to
the EU’s 2030 goals for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions

To meet the EU’s climate targets and help speed up society’s transition to a net-zero economy, investments in sustainable activities are needed.

EIOPA has decided to revise the information it receives from national supervisors on occupational pensions, amending the system in place since 2018.

The report is the outcome of a pilot exercise on impact underwriting that EIOPA conducted with 31 volunteering insurance undertakings from 14 European countries in 2022. It provides an overview of the main findings of the pilot exercise regarding current underwriting practices and challenges mention

The aim of this Supervisory Statement is to ensure appropriate supervision and monitoring of the compliance of insurance undertakings and intermediaries with the requirements of the relevant EU legislation in relation to their governance arrangements in third countries.

In line with EIOPA’s mandate to build a common supervisory culture and consistent supervisory practices in the European Union, the Supervisory Convergence Plan identifies EIOPA’s three main priorities to enhance supervisory convergence over the course of 2023.

Letter to the European Commission on EFRAG’s Technical Advice on European Sustainability Reporting Standards

EIOPA's Opinion focuses on assessing whether the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) developed by the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG)

EIOPA's Costs and Past Performance Report provides an overview of the (past) performance and costs of EU retail investment products within EIOPA’s remit. The coverage period goes from 2017 to year end 2021 for past performance and 2021 for costs.

The European Supervisory Authorities have issueda thematic report on the implementation across the EU of national financial education initiatives on digitalization, with a focus on cybersecurity, scams and fraud. The report provides meaningful insights for NCAs and other public entities on good...

The Consumer Trends Report 2022focuses on the financial health of consumers and small businesses through their use of insurance and pension savings products.The findings of the report are underpinned by the results of a flash Eurobarometer survey commissioned by EIOPA and other relevant sources...

The Supervisory Statement addresses the main impacts of inflation on insurance and reinsurance undertakings, which may affect both life and non-life business.Itis issued to support the end of the year Solvency II calculations. The impact of the inflation is undertaking specific, and this...