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EIOPA's market monitoring and oversight work have identified several areas where existing consumer protection safeguards may not always operate as effectively as intended ... EIOPA expects to finalise the Statement in the first quarter of 2027.
The EuropeanInsurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) published today a supervisory statement on the authorization and ongoing supervision of private equity-related (re)insurance undertakings ...Petra Hielkema, Chair of EIOPA, said.
The EuropeanInsurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) published a report today examining how climate change could affect life and health insurers and occupational pension providers ... EIOPA ChairPetra Hielkema said.
The Union-wide priorities identified by EIOPA do not prevent competent authorities from applying their best practice and acting on additional priorities and developments considering national specificities.
EuropeanInsurance and Occupational Pensions Authority outlines further steps to cut regulatory complexity across Europe’s insurance and occupational pensions sectors ....
EIOPA considers that, within the EU's unique setup, regulatory simplification must be guided by a European perspective ...Today's update reaffirms EIOPA's commitment to reducing administrative burden in a constructive and balanced way.
EIOPA therefore welcomes the SIU focus on supplementary pensions ... At the same time, EIOPA also continued to monitor other risks, including cyber and health ... Finally, EIOPA fully supports the EU's competitiveness agenda ... EIOPA's key achievements 2026.
The European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA and ESMA - the ESAs) have identified external dependencies, emerging technologies and private credit as key vulnerabilities for the EU financial system in their .
In addition, questions have been raised to EIOPA about whether AI chatbots that collect personal data, filter products or provide recommendations are carrying out an insurance distribution activity under the IDD.
EIOPA's Eurobarometer survey shows that limited confidence in retirement reflects broader concerns about the sustainability of public pensions, the erosion of savings through inflation and uncertainty about future needs.