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The implementation of the Solvency II directive, carried out under the guidelines and supervision of the Secretary of State for the Economy and Business Support, and the General Directorate of Insurance and Pension Funds, is carried out, in parallel, in all the countries of the European Union following the opinions of the European Parliament, the European Commission and the Council of Europe. ptg03250980 These three community entities, together with the entity in charge of supervising its implementation at European level, the EIOPA (European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority), approved, during the period of development of the principles of the directive, three levels of gradual implementation of the same that should culminate in 2013: Level 1 : development of the principles of the directive (2002-2007). Level 2 : promulgation of application details through decrees (2007-2011). Level 3 : implementation and supervision (2011-2013). The approval of Solvency II (Regulations on life insurance, access to and exercise of insurance and reinsurance activity) took place, by the European Parliament and the Council of Europe, in 2009, and its implementation schedule and adaptation has since undergone some variations, which have postponed the full implementation of Solvency II until 2016.
Thus, in April 2012 the Solvency II Regulation was approved and, finally, in January 2013 the new directive came into force, allowing a period of implementation and adaptation that, as ruled by the European Parliament in March 2014, was will extend until January 1, 2016, date from which the regime it Chile Mobile Number List establishes will be fully applicable, with a mandatory nature throughout the Eurozone. Regulations and temporary measures to adapt to Solvency II On April 29, 2014, the Official State Gazette published a series of temporary measures to adapt to Solvency II, included in Order ECC/730/2014. This package of measures aims to facilitate the gradual adaptation of insurance and reinsurance companies to the requirements of the new directive, in line with the guidelines issued by the EIOPA, on October 31, 2013, which indicated how to proceed during the preparatory prior to the full application of Solvency II. Order ECC/730/2014 is retroactive, considering the application of its provisions from January 1, 2104. At the European level, the publication of the different regulations and directives that have seen or will soon see the light of day, aimed at supporting the implementation and adaptation to Solvency II, responds to the following calendar: January 1, 2014 : partial implementation of Solvency II (Pillar II, FLAOR — Forward Looking Assessment of Own Risks — and corporate governance regulations). March 2014 : approval of the Omnibus II Directive and publication of level II implementation measures.
The Omnibus II Directive, finally approved on March 11 by the European Parliament, among other measures grants greater power to EIOPA to supervise the correct implementation and compliance of the new regulations, and enables it to study specific cases and rule, if so required. considers appropriate, specific exceptions. Omnibus II also sets the new date for the full entry into force of Solvency II: January 1, 2016. March 2015 : transposition of Solvency II and processing of level III implementation measures. January 2016 : full implementation and entry into force, on a mandatory basis and throughout the Eurozone, of Solvency II. Logically, complying with the requirements imposed by the different Spanish and European standards and regulations related to the implementation of Solvency II forces insurance companies to face new challenges that, with them, also have great business opportunities associated with them. One of these great challenges is to adopt a global data management model to comply with the audit, management and transparency requirements established by the new directive, to which products such as IBM's Solvency II software can contribute to providing a completely satisfactory response. . Related posts: Solvency II requirements: from governance to risk management.
Thus, in April 2012 the Solvency II Regulation was approved and, finally, in January 2013 the new directive came into force, allowing a period of implementation and adaptation that, as ruled by the European Parliament in March 2014, was will extend until January 1, 2016, date from which the regime it Chile Mobile Number List establishes will be fully applicable, with a mandatory nature throughout the Eurozone. Regulations and temporary measures to adapt to Solvency II On April 29, 2014, the Official State Gazette published a series of temporary measures to adapt to Solvency II, included in Order ECC/730/2014. This package of measures aims to facilitate the gradual adaptation of insurance and reinsurance companies to the requirements of the new directive, in line with the guidelines issued by the EIOPA, on October 31, 2013, which indicated how to proceed during the preparatory prior to the full application of Solvency II. Order ECC/730/2014 is retroactive, considering the application of its provisions from January 1, 2104. At the European level, the publication of the different regulations and directives that have seen or will soon see the light of day, aimed at supporting the implementation and adaptation to Solvency II, responds to the following calendar: January 1, 2014 : partial implementation of Solvency II (Pillar II, FLAOR — Forward Looking Assessment of Own Risks — and corporate governance regulations). March 2014 : approval of the Omnibus II Directive and publication of level II implementation measures.
The Omnibus II Directive, finally approved on March 11 by the European Parliament, among other measures grants greater power to EIOPA to supervise the correct implementation and compliance of the new regulations, and enables it to study specific cases and rule, if so required. considers appropriate, specific exceptions. Omnibus II also sets the new date for the full entry into force of Solvency II: January 1, 2016. March 2015 : transposition of Solvency II and processing of level III implementation measures. January 2016 : full implementation and entry into force, on a mandatory basis and throughout the Eurozone, of Solvency II. Logically, complying with the requirements imposed by the different Spanish and European standards and regulations related to the implementation of Solvency II forces insurance companies to face new challenges that, with them, also have great business opportunities associated with them. One of these great challenges is to adopt a global data management model to comply with the audit, management and transparency requirements established by the new directive, to which products such as IBM's Solvency II software can contribute to providing a completely satisfactory response. . Related posts: Solvency II requirements: from governance to risk management.