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The study assesses how introducing insurance guarantee schemes (IGS) with minimum common standards influence consumer behaviour in the European insurance market.

Final Report on Regulatory Technical Standards regarding the functioning of Resolution Colleges - IRRD

Final Report on Implementing Technical Standards regarding resolution reporting - IRRD

Final Report on revised Guidelines on the exchange of information on a systematic basis within colleges

Letter to EU institutions on AI Act and EU Insurance legislation proposal for clarifying application of the AI Act

ESM-EIOPA Discussion Paper - Sharing the risk: A European approach to natural catastrophe risk management

Technical specification for the calculation of criteria for Small and Non-Complex Undertakings (SNCUs) and Groups (SNCGs) under Solvency II

Costs and past performance report 2026

Final report on supervisory reporting and public disclosure requirements under Solvency II

Third IDD application report

Joint Committee Update on risks and vulnerabilities in the EU financial system - Spring 2026

EUSPA-EIOPA White Paper: Earth Observation and Copernicus applications in insurance

EIOPA assessment of the valuation of technical provisions gross and net of reinsurance for the MTPL portfolio of Euroins Romania

CALL FOR TECHNICAL ADVICE TO THE EUROPEAN SUPERVISORY
AUTHORITIES ON CERTAIN TAXONOMY KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
AND OTHER ASPECTS OF THE DISCLOSURES DELEGATED ACT UNDER
ARTICLE 8 OF THE TAXONOMY REGULATION

The draft RTS sets out the minimum elements that have to be included in resolution plans and group resolution plans.

The draft RTS further specifies the minimum elements that should be included in the (group) pre-emptive recovery plan of (re)insurers subject to pre-emptive recovery planning requirements.

The draft RTS sets specific criteria for selecting which (re)insurers undertakings and groups should be required to prepare pre-emptive recovery plans.

The Guidelines set out the criteria for the identification of critical functions, the disruption of which could have a severe impact on policyholders, beneficiaries and the broader economy, including financial stability.

The Guidelines further specify the criteria for the assessment of the resolvability of undertakings or groups, including regarding the feasibility and credibility of the selected resolution strategy, with a focus on the resolvability dimensions specified in the Annex of the IRRD.