Insurance Regulatory Watch – October 2025
Our Insurance Regulatory Watch provides you a clear and simple overview of the latest regulatory developments and publications in the insurance sector, in the domains of Regulatory Change & Compliance, Sustainability, Risk Culture & Governance and Financial Crime at the international, European and Belgian level.
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Topics
- Regulatory Change & Compliance
- Sustainability
- Risk Culture & Governance
- Financial Crime
- Data
Regulatory Change & Compliance
Focus areas: Consumer Protection (IDD – POG – Value for Money) – RIS – Transparency – Regulatory Outlook
- EIOPA publishes new guidelines to promote diversity on (re)insurers’ boards
- EU Supervisory Authorities warn consumers of risks and limited protection for certain crypto-assets and providers
Sustainability
Focus areas: Taxonomy – SFDR – CSRD – CSDDD – Sustainability preferences – Climate Risks – Greenwashing – Stress testing – ORSA – Protection Gap - …
Risk Culture & Governance
Focus areas: Business Continuity / Operational Resilience – COVID – Culture - Governance & Risk Management - Outsourcing – Recovery & Resolution - Solvency II
- EIOPA updates the RFR Technical Documentation
- EIOPA's insurance risk dashboard shows overall stability amid persistent tensions
- EIOPA launches new set of consultations related to the Solvency II Review
- Insurance Europe note on the role of data in insurance
Financial Crime
Focus areas: AML/CFT - Financial Crime – Fraud
- FATF update: Jurisdictions under Increased Monitoring (Grey list)
- FATF update: Re-application of UN Security Council Resolutions related to Iran
Data
Focus areas: DORA – GDPR – Technology / Data / Innovation (AI) – Information and Communication Technology – Open insurance
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