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The PRA proposes removing Lloyd’s syndicates from a specified internal-model-output return where information duplicates other Solvency UK reporting and data available through Lloyd’s.
The PRA is consulting on clearer guidance for friendly-society amalgamations and transfers, including process sequencing, member-vote safeguards and independent-actuary reports.
Australia's prudential regulator has finalised targeted changes to the general-insurance and reinsurance framework, with the revised prudential and reporting standards due to take effect on 1 January 2027.
The European Union's insurance supervisor, EIOPA, is seeking feedback on proposed changes intended to simplify and sharpen insurers' corporate disclosures under the EU Taxonomy framework.
The Central Bank of the UAE 2024 insurance-sector materials cover UAE market growth, paid claims, weather-related losses, broker oversight, and the next phase of mandatory health insurance, with figure-level claims tied to the official reports. The United Arab…
IAIS's 2025 supervisory materials connect private credit, geoeconomic fragmentation, AI adoption, Life and Health structural shifts, and asset-intensive Reinsurance into one governance question: can supervisors see how changing assets, models, and cross-border risk transfer affect insurer resilience? For…
The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority, known as FINMA, is the Swiss financial-market supervisor identified by Sureligence for Switzerland insurance-market reference coverage. This regulator profile is a reference page for reader context. It is not legal, regulatory, supervisory,…
The New York Department of Financial Services is a major state-level financial-services and insurance regulator in the United States. This regulator profile is a reference page for reader context. It is not legal, regulatory, supervisory, or compliance advice.…
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners is an important U.S. insurance-regulatory reference body, but it is not a single national insurance regulator. This regulator profile is a reference page for reader context. It is not legal, regulatory, supervisory,…
The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority, known as BaFin, is the German regulator identified by Sureligence for Germany insurance and pension-fund supervision reference coverage. This regulator profile is a reference page for reader context. It is not legal, regulatory,…