MAIF

SMACL Assurances (MAIF Group) supports the inclusion of insurance services for local authorities in the list of social and other specific services in Annex XIV of Directive 2014/24/EU on public procurement. Such inclusion would allow contracting authorities to have access to more flexible and better-suited procurement procedures, while respecting the fundamental principles of transparency, equal treatment and open…

a. Using public procurement as a lever to promote the adoption of European open-source solutions - According to the European Commission, 70% to 90% of the code used in the digital economy relies on open-source components, but the economic value generated by these developments largely benefits non European players (European Commission, 12/01/26).

MAIF, a French mutual insurance company, sees sustainable governance as long-term governance, which puts ethics at the service of performance and fully aligns the interests of its stakeholders. It is with this prism that MAIF wishes to share its vision and experience of long-term integration and its impact on its stakeholders in its strategy.

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MAIF welcomes the European Commissions proposed revision of the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), a key tool to enhance transparency, guide consumer choices, and drive capital toward sustainable investments. To preserve this ambition, MAIF highlights four priorities: 1.

MAIF welcomes the European Commissions consultation on the revision of the SFDR, a key regulation for promoting transparency in sustainable finance. By empowering consumers and guiding capital towards responsible investments, the SFDR plays a vital role in supporting the transition to a fair, environmentally respectful, and biodiversity-friendly economy.

On 23 February 2022, the European Commission presented its proposal for a regulation establishing harmonised rules for fair access and use of data, known as the Data Act, which MAIF warmly welcomes. Since 2020, MAIF has been working on the development of a European Personal Information Management Systems (PIMS) that will allow users to keep control of their data through their consensual and secure use within an…

MAIF welcomes the will of the Commission to publish, by the end of the year, a Data Act to increase access to and further use of data. In this contribution, MAIF shares several key points raised in the inception impact assessment published on 28th May 2021.

On mission since 2020, MAIF warmly welcomes the draft CSRD, which sets ambitious disclosure requirements on corporate sustainability with a simple principle: More sustainable information from more companies. The CSRD is an ambitious text which should make it possible to release non-financial data from enterprises. 1.

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MAIF, Frances 6th largest motor insurer, is a pioneer in the re-use of car parts. As such, MAIF : 1. Welcomes the measures concerning the recyclability of vehicles, but would like to see greater consideration regarding the reparability of parts / 2. Stresses the importance of making repair data accessible and supports the measures promoting vehicle traceability / 3.

The new Circular Economy Action Plan, published on 11 March 2020, puts waste management and, more specifically, the optimal treatment of end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) at the heart of the European Commission’s strategy.

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MAIF welcomes the opportunity to provide a feedback on the regulation presented by the Commission on June 3rd establishing a European digital identity. Since 2020, several legislative initiatives are being set and discussed to frame the data economy.

The European Commission presented the ESAP Regulation on 25 November 2021, which MAIF welcomes. It has ambitious requirements: — Strengthen corporate reporting, both financial and non-financial — Increase comparability between this information — Summarise the choices made by the various stakeholders in the company — Fostering the integration of financial services and capital markets In particular, MAIF welcomes the…

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The European Commission’s initiative aims at setting up a single digital EU access point to, among others, non-financial company information. In the context of the current call for feedbacks, MAIF, as a mission driven company, would like the make the following remarks to the European Commission. 1.