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Report on the use of capital add-ons during 2018

This analysis is based on 2018 year-end Solvency II data collected under Directive2009/138/EC as reported by the undertakings and insurance groups complemented by asurvey that entailed both qualitative and quantitative questions.

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Solvency II
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European Insurance Overview 2019

European Insurance Overview 2019

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Insurance overview reportReport
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StatisticsFinancial stability
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Consumer Protection Issues in Travel Insurance

While travel insurance is mostly a ‘small-ticket’ business, it can be critical for consumers, sincethe impact of insufficient cover or denied claims – in particular for medical expenses whiletravelling – can be extensive at the individual level.Discover EIOPA's research on the topic and its key...

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Consumer trends reportPublicationReportThematic review
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Consumer protectionCross-border
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Cyber Risk for Insurers - Challenges and Opportunities

As cyber threats have become more prominent in recent years, they are increasinglyconsidered as a top global risk for the financial sector and the economy as a whole. Theincreasing frequency and sophistication of cyber attacks, the fast digital transformationand the increased use of big data and...

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Report
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Cyber RisksFinancial stability
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Risks and Vulnerabilities in the EU Financial System

The report covers the impact of a no-deal Brexit on financial activities, risks related to the low interest rate environment, as well as climate change risks.

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Financial stabilityRisk assessment
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Impact of Green Bond Policies on Insurers: Evidence from the European Equity Market

This article empirically investigates whether the introduction of green bond policies by insurance companies have a positive impact on their equity prices. To this aim, the sample of listed (re)insurers in Europe using monthly data for years 2012 – 2019 is employed. Announcements, press releases...

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PublicationThematic article
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Risk assessmentSustainabilityFinancial stability