Comments on the Solvency II Review Directive (SIIRD) and the Insurance Recovery and Resolution Directive (IRRD) In summary the European Commission's proposals for a SIIRD and for the IRRD are welcomed, however the European Commission missed the oportunity to propose a framework for harmonised insurance guarantee schemes (IGS), which is regrettable and not in line with the interests of European citizins.
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Coburg University
Academic / research · Germany
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Coburg University filed 2 positions between 26 Aug 2020 and 13 Jan 2022, across 1 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 2 times.
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Solvency II is a complex supervisory regime for the EU (for an introduction see e. g. Gründl/Kraft 2019 or Van Hulle 2019), which is blueprint also for supervisory systems in other countries all over the world. The Solvency II project discussions resulting in the introduction of the framework of Sol-vency II in 2016 initiated rethinking insurance regulation and supervision, globally.
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