Archive

Eiopa recommends additional capital requirements for insurers' fossil fuel assets

The Authority has published its report on prudential treatment of sustainability risks in Solvency II

Retail Investment Strategy my "greatest disappointment," says Mairead McGuinness

European Commissioner for Financial Services reflects on her mandate

Draghi advises EU to revisit Solvency II capital charges as part of competitiveness plan

EU requires surge in investment to close technology gap

Europe's climate resilience hinges on insurance and public-private cooperation

The European Commission's Climate Resilience Dialogue has put insurance, and its greater cooperation with public authorities, at the heart of proposals to improve the bloc's resilience to climate change. Joshua Geer reports

Eiopa consults on standard formula charge for direct CCP exposures

European authority suggests lowering capital requirements for central counterparty risk

European insurers call for change in Solvency II's supplemental reforms

The European Commission's proposals for the Level 2 text of Solvency II need to be revised, according to Insurance Europe. Christopher Cundy and Joshua Geer report

The EU Taxonomy makes insurers look bad at sustainability - but is it fair?

In their first year of reporting, several major insurers have disclosed that none of their activities qualify as sustainable. Joshua Geer investigates whether the insurers or the EU Taxonomy framework is at fault

European Commission launches AI in finance sector consultation

ECA 2024: Financial services are solutions to, not causes of, global risks, says European Commission official

The deputy head of the insurance and pensions unit reflects on the previous mandate

Didier Millerot on the "dual transition", Solvency II and the future of regulation

The European Commission's head of insurance talks to Joshua Geer about the Solvency II review, the two major challenges facing insurers and what the future regulatory landscape will look like