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Beyond Brexit – what now for insurers’ legacy business?
COVID-19 Governance: Regulatory impact for insurers
The COVID-19 pandemic is creating significant health, social and economic challenges world-wide, forcing governments and businesses to assess the impact …
France sets out approach to post-Brexit servicing of policies held by UK expats
In February 2019, EIOPA published a series of recommendations (the "Recommendations") for the insurance sector relating to the UK's withdrawal from the …
Stormy outlook or a silver lining? EIOPA consults on principles for outsourcing to cloud service providers
The increasing threat that new market entrants might use technology to win a share of the insurance market has been forcing established insurers to …
FCA Brexit guidance – too little, too late?
EIOPA issues Brexit advice - some good news for UK insurers and intermediaries?
EIOPA Conference: The Main Themes
Three of the themes that EIOPA sees as its priorities were covered at its annual conference on 20 November. All of the topics were the subject of …
EIOPA issues second warning about the impact of Brexit on insurance contracts
EIOPA has published an opinion and FAQs emphasising the need for insurers and insurance intermediaries to explain to policyholders how Brexit will affect …
EIOPA opinion on supervisory convergence in light of the UK withdrawing from the EU
The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has published an opinion on supervisory convergence in light of the UK withdrawing …
EIOPA to publish guidance on sound principles for authorisation and supervision post-Brexit
EIOPA has published an interview given by Gabriel Bernardino, EIOPA Chair, which contains comments on the implications of Brexit for the insurance …
Solvency II trilogue discussions conclude - so what happens now?
Earlier today, it was announced that yesterday's trilogue discussions on the Omnibus II Directive (Omnibus II) had finished in agreement. …
Solvency II – "an object lesson in how not to make law"?
Andrew Tyrie MP (Chairman of the Treasury Committee) recently described Solvency II as "an object lesson in how not to make law". In similar vein, …