In opening remarks at the Financial Information Symposium, the Moroccan Insurance Authority highlighted ongoing prudential reforms aimed at improving the quality of financial information, strengthening market discipline and protecting policyholders, plan members and beneficiaries. The authority framed financial communication as a driver of trust, transparency and financial stability, particularly in the insurance and social security sectors. The reforms cited were the gradual implementation of Risk-Based Solvency, the development of the Pillar III reporting framework and the modernization of supervisory tools. The authority also stressed that financial literacy and best practices need to complement regulation so that citizens can better understand financial information and make informed decisions.
Moroccan Insurance Authority (ACAPS)2026-07-01
Moroccan Insurance Authority highlights risk-based solvency rollout and Pillar III reporting at financial communication symposium
At the Financial Information Symposium, the Moroccan Insurance Authority highlighted ongoing prudential reforms in insurance and social welfare supervision. These include the gradual rollout of Risk-Based Solvency, development of a Pillar III reporting framework and modernization of supervisory tools. The authority also linked stronger financial literacy to better use of financial information and informed decision-making.