Publications

Letter of EIOPA to Japan's Financial Services Agency

The main objective of the Taxonomy Regulationis to set out relevant criteria for determining whether an economic activity qualifies as environmentally sustainable, in particular, in order to address market failures that hamper the identification of such economic activities and therewith...

EIOPA letter to DG Berrigan regarding the advice key performance indicators on sustainability for non-financial reporting

Letter of Japan's Financial Services Agency to EIOPA

IRSG advice on Methodology on potential inclusion of climate change in the nat cat standard formula

IRSG advice on non-life underwriting and pricing in light of climate change

Ensuring financial stability and maintaining consumer trust in the insurance and pensions sector will be critical to Europe’s economy recovery from the Covid19 pandemic. Over the long term, the insurance and pensions sector will also play a critical role in realising the ambitions of the European...

Update (27.07.2021): Please note that the European Commission has sent on 8 July 2021 aletterto the European Parliament and Council announcing that it intends to bundle all 13 Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) in a single delegated act and to defer the application of 1 January 2022 by six...

Set up in 2011, the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) is the European body responsible for insurance and occupational pensions. The EIOPA’s first chairman, Gabriel Bernardino, is retiring next month, and BRINK spoke to him about the need for shared resilience and...