The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has published its new multi-year strategy, setting out how it will prioritise regulation and supervision of the European Union’s insurance and occupational pensions sectors through to 2030. The strategy frames EIOPA’s top priorities as strengthening the single market, improving society’s resilience to risks, and enhancing regulatory and supervisory effectiveness. The roadmap links these priorities to ensuring sector stability and sustainable development amid demographic pressures, natural catastrophes and digital vulnerabilities, supported by consistent application and enforcement of regulatory requirements to protect consumers and foster trust. It is structured around three strategic areas, each with three actionable objectives: single market integration through convergent supervision, robust and proportionate supervisory actions, and deeper global engagement; greater market and societal resilience through stronger risk assessment, improved data and awareness of protection gaps in pensions, natural catastrophes and cyber, and enhanced cross-sectoral collaboration; and better regulation and supervision via technical advice and regulatory simplification, increased use of SupTech and other digital innovations, and stronger standardised infrastructures that treat data as a strategic asset.
European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority 2026-01-15
European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority publishes multi-year strategy to 2030 focused on single market integration risk resilience and simpler supervision
EIOPA's 2030 strategy focuses on strengthening the single market, enhancing societal resilience, and improving regulatory effectiveness. It emphasizes sector stability and sustainable development, addressing demographic pressures, natural catastrophes, and digital vulnerabilities across three strategic areas: market integration, societal resilience, and regulatory improvement.