One of the goals is to reach a shared view on the assessment of the risk exposure of the group and its major solo entities. Colleges will also discuss and review the progress and consistency of the application of the Solvency II preparatory guidelines at group and solo level.
All in all the number of insurance groups increased from 90 in 2012 to 92 in 2013. The list aims at increased transparency and ensuring that non-EEA supervisors are aware of the existence of a College for a particular group. This is the second year that EIOPA has published this list.
The list of groups for which a College is in place aims at increased transparency and ensuring that non-EEA supervisors are aware of the existence of a College for a particular group.
In order to have a full overview of financial groups active in European supervisory arrangements, EIOPA also recommends that the list below should be read together with the annual list of financial conglomerates.
It is to be noted that the list addresses only EU activities of non-EU managed groups, and for the EEA groups it covers only EEA and Swiss activities. The list gives information of the countries where the significant branches of the group are situated. The European supervisory arrangements presented below do not preclude organisation of additional colleges of supervisors on a worldwide level.
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