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We are seeking clarification regarding the revised answer from 11. August 2025, addressing the CIC taxonomy introduced in Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/894. EIOPA is saying that Instruments that are fully, unconditionally, and irrevocably guaranteed by non-EU/EEA central governments s…

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  • Reporting Templates

Can guarantees on mortgage loans be recognized in the calculation of the Basic Solvency Capital Requirements if such guarantee conveys an own risk > 0 for the mortgage originator? e.g. 90% guarantee and 10% own risk.

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  • Solvency Capital Requirement (SCR)

With regards to the updates within CIC taxonomy introduced in Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/894, I'd appreciate EIOPAs guidelines on several CIC categories for government bonds: Category 15 and 16: Could you please clarify if, similarly to the category 11, the criteria of currency are applicable for categories 15 and 16, meaning that instruments denominated in a currency which is different from the domestic currency of the issuer/guarantor should be excluded from these categories.

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  • Reporting Templates

Question: Would it be possible for an insurance or reinsurance undertaking to apply the decided changes to the calculation of the Nat Cat SCR in the standard formula on the 31/12/2026 instead of 30/1/2027?

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  • Solvency Capital Requirement (SCR)

What is the penalty for using the prior quarters TPT file for a private credit fund if the latest quarters isn't available due to timing?

In the context of Solvency II (including QIS 5 and the standard formula), EIOPA publishes risk-free interest rate term structures as zero-coupon spot rates.

Could EIOPA clarify whether the prescribed interest rate shocks (e.g. upward and downward stresses in the standard formula) should be applie…

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  • Risk Free Rate (RFR)

A new NACE classification (2.1) has been officially published in February 2023. For statistical purposes it will come into effect as per Jan 1st, 2025. Will it also be mandatory to use this revised classification scheme as per that date for regulatory reporting purposes, like the Solvency II QRTs?

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  • Reporting (Art. 40 PEPP)
  • Reporting by IORPs
  • Reporting templates on risk concentrations and intra-group transactions for conglomerates (FICOD)
  • Reporting Templates

We are seeking clearance regarding the reporting of the Total Solvency II Amount for Futures as a zero balance. The zero balances relate to futures and cleared interest rate swap derivatives, which are shown in both the IFRS and Solvency II Balance Sheet with a fair value of zero, because they are c…

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  • Reporting Templates

We are instructed by client to lodge his based on a unit link life insurance in FWU Life Insurance SA in Luxdembourg.
Relevant provisions for the liquidation how to handle the assets linked to unit link insurances are articles 117,118 and 253-5 of the Law of 7 December 2015 on the insurance sector…

We would like to clarify how to report the CIC code for corporate bonds. Is it correct to take the view that bonds that are not convertible, covered, short-term, hybrid, subordinated, with additional features that distinguish them from "plain vanilla" bonds, consisting in the possibility of early re…

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  • Reporting Templates