The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority published a report on its oversight activities in 2025, outlining how it coordinated with national supervisors to strengthen supervisory capacity and convergence across the European Economic Area. The work spanned prudential and conduct-of-business supervision, internal models and cross-border groups, and for the first time extended to digital operational resilience following DORA, including cyber incident reporting, crisis management preparedness and the practical implementation of the framework by national supervisors. Engagement with National Competent Authorities included 10 country visits, comprising three on prudential topics, six on conduct-of-business supervision and one on pensions, alongside technical assessments, inquiries and technical assistance. EIOPA participated in 33 of the 60 colleges of supervisors on a risk-based basis, as well as seven banking-led financial conglomerate colleges and seven colleges for third-country international groups. It also took part in nine collaboration platforms and three joint on-site inspections, carried out comparative studies on internal models, monitored equivalent third-country regimes and conducted thematic conduct work on areas including value for money, retail risk indicators, digital customer journeys and access to health and life insurance for consumers with diabetes and HIV.
European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority2026-06-26
European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority publishes 2025 oversight report covering 10 country visits and first DORA resilience work
The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority published a report summarising its 2025 oversight activity across the European Economic Area. It covers 10 country visits, participation in 33 insurance colleges plus other supervisory forums, and the first oversight work on digital operational resilience following DORA.