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We have a captive client in Europe, writing a single inwards property policy, covering a single insured (its parent). The policy covers the primary layer above a local deductible. This policy is a standard commercial property policy, equivalent to what could be purchased directly from an insurer.
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We are struggling with a clear assignment of CDX option to CIC code.
Could you please confirm which CIC code is the most appropriate?
Should we use : XLB9/XLC9 or XLB6/XLC6 ?

When will EIOPA start to publish the values for the RCScu, RCSco and the DTARco used in the calculation of the Volatility Adjustment so companies can conduct testing on these values? Will this be prior to the implementation on January 2027?

In which CIC category are „covered bonds“ issued by credit institutions established outside the EEA that are subject to specific statutory supervision in their home jurisdiction, as referred to in Article 52 (4) of Directive 2009/65/EC?

Dear all
Following the publication on the new extrapolation methodology for the computation of the RFR term structure, will EIOPA allow insurance companies to perform a parallel run by publishing the new RFR (according to the new methodology) before 30 jan 2027?

The Solvency II Review amendments and the revised reporting and disclosure framework are expected to become applicable from 30 January 2027. EIOPA has also indicated that Solvency II Taxonomy 2.10.0 is expected to apply from the Q1 2027 reporting reference date, while Q4/Annual 2026 reporting would …

We would like to enquire whether differences may occur between the data reported for Q4 and the Annual reporting within the balance sheet (S.02.01), particularly with regard to Assets (S.06.02), often resulting from post-audit adjustments.
The question also relates, among other things, to the requi…

Does EIOPA plan to publish parallel calculations of Risk Free Rates and VA both for Solvency II Review and existing SII framework, before Jan 2027? If so, for which periods?

Under the Danish pension taxation regime (PAL), some Danish insurance undertakings (which do not pay the regular company tax) may carry forward negative tax amounts. If such losses are not utilised within five years, they are automatically refunded in cash to the undertaking, pursuant to Danish law …