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Solvency II established a framework for supervision of Europe’s insurance sector, underpinning the importance of a risk-based approach to assessing and mitigating risks. With the overarching objective of strengthening policyholder protection, the framework continues to work well. Nonetheless, it...

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  • Solvency II
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The Retail Investment Strategy is a key plank of the European Commission’s Capital Markets Union and aims to promote more transparency, simplicity, fairness and cost-efficiency for retail investment products across the internal market.EIOPA strongly supports these objectives. Insurance-Based...

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  • Consumer protection
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The new EU strategy on adaptation to climate changehighlights the fact that affordability and insurability of natural catastrophes insurance coverage is likely to become an increasing concern. Research shows that in the past only a quarter of the total losses caused by extreme weather and climate...

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  • Sustainability
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Digital operational resilience refers to the ability of a financial entity to build, assure and review its operational integrity and reliability.The financial sector has always relied heavily on information and communication technology (ICT) and this reliance grew during the COVID-19 pandemic as...

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  • Digitalisation
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There is no question that urgent action is required to address climate change and that environmental protection should be integrated into economic growth strategies. In the financial sector, insurance and pension funds have the longest investment time horizons and hence the greatest stake in...

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  • Sustainability
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INESE: You have just completed six months at the helm of EIOPA, what has been your focus during this time?Petra Hielkema: I have had a good first half year. It has been easy because my predecessor did a great job. But, at the same time, it has been a rollercoaster because I had to meet with many...

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  • Petra Hielkema
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Mrs Hielkema, what impact could the war in the Ukraine have on the insurance industry?The first we did is to assess the direct impact. And here we see that there is very limited impact. The exposure of both insurance as well as the occupational pension sector to Russia, is low. It’s 0.1%. for the...

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  • Solvency II
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The Solvency II Directive came into effect in Europe on 1 January 2016 and was a true milestone, resulting in real progress in terms of risk management and the harmonisation of prudential standards in the European Economic Area. The insurance industry now uses a risk based approach to assess and...

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  • Solvency II
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Without question, artificial intelligence – or AI – plays a vital role in Europe’s digital transformation and is already having – and will continue to have – considerable impact in all areas of financial services.This is certainly true for the insurance sector, where data processing and...

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  • Digitalisation
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Sustainability risks are of growing relevance for the investment and underwriting activities of insurers, as they can materialize, for example, through investment losses related to stranded assets, increased insured losses or reputational risks. In order to tackle climate change, insurers have set...

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  • Solvency II