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Annual report

On 9 June, the Bulgaria's Financial Supervision Commission (FSC - Комисия за финансов надзор) decided to withdraw the licence of ZAD DallBogg: Life and Health AD.

The ESAs today published their first annual overview of major ICT-related incidents in the EU financial sector based on a reporting mechanism established by the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA). It shows that ICT risks are increasingly borderless and interconnected.

Updated version of the Risk-Free Rate (RFR) Technical Documentation for the calculation of RFR term structures, together with three spreadsheet-based examples providing further insight into key areas of the revised methodology.

The European Commission has launched a call for expression of interest for the appointment of members to the Board of Appeal of the three European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA and ESMA – the ESAs).

Insurance policyholders across the European Union face differing levels of protection when insurers fail. This is explained by a patchwork of national schemes that vary widely in scope and coverage—as well as the absence of such schemes altogether in some countries.

EIOPA published today its April 2026 Insurance Risk Dashboard. The main findings show that risks in the European insurance sector are stable at a medium level.

EIOPA released its 2026 April risk dashboard for institutions for occupational retirement provision (IORPs) today, noting that elevated geopolitical tensions and uncertainty continue to shape the risk landscape for the European IORPs, with market risks being a key concern.

The exercise will be coordinated by EIOPA and take place across 10 Member States, following a common methodology developed by EIOPA and its Members. The results of the second coordinated exercise are expected to be published in the first half of 2027.

EIOPA submitted today to the European Commission two draft technical standards supporting the implementation of the European Union’s Insurance Recovery and Resolution Directive (IRRD). The first sets out draft RTS on the establishment and functioning of resolution colleges...

The ESAs today published its Annual Report for 2025, setting out the main priorities and achievements of its cross-sectoral work over the past year. In 2025, the Joint Committee focused on protecting consumers in increasingly digital financial markets, strengthening operational resilience...

EIOPA and the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission (JRC) today announced that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation in advancing evidence-based research on natural catastrophe risks.

EIOPA today published revised Guidelines on the systematic exchange of information within Colleges of Supervisors. The updated Guidelines promote a proportionate and practical approach to the sharing of relevant information among supervisors.

EIOPA published today the results of its comparative study on the modelling of market and credit risk in internal models based on year-end 2024 data.

EIOPA launched today a public consultation on its proposal to shorten 13 sets of Guidelines under Solvency II to support the objective of simplifying regulation and reducing administrative burdens in the EU.

EIOPA today launched a consultation on the treatment of proportional reinsurance treaties with features that may jeopardise the balance (“commensurateness”) between the solvency capital requirement (SCR) relief triggered by the treaty and the effective transfer of risk they provide.

The Council of the European Union has decided to extend the mandate of Petra Hielkema as Chairperson of the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) for a second five-year term, starting on 1 September 2026.

EIOPA and the ESM published a discussion paper on natural catastrophe risk management. Amid mounting losses from extreme weather events across Europe, the paper quantifies the benefits of a European risk-sharing mechanism—composed of a natural catastrophe insurance pool and a loan-based backstop.

EIOPA) published today the technical specifications for small and non-complex undertakings (SNCUs) and groups (SNCGs). This document supports undertakings and supervisory authorities in better identifying eligible undertakings who will benefit of the new simplified framework.