European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority reports 2025 oversight activity including 10 country visits and first DORA-related supervision

The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority has published a report on its 2025 oversight activity, setting out how it coordinated with national supervisors across the European Economic Area on prudential, conduct-of-business, internal model and cross-border group supervision. The update shows EIOPA using bilateral engagement, colleges of supervisors, collaboration platforms and joint inspections to strengthen supervisory convergence, while also extending its oversight work for the first time to digital operational resilience after the implementation of the Digital Operational Resilience Act, including cyber incident reporting, crisis management preparedness and practical supervisory implementation. In 2025, EIOPA carried out 10 country visits, comprising three on prudential issues, six on conduct-of-business supervision and one on pensions. It participated in 33 of the 60 European Economic Area 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. The report also covers nine collaboration platforms, including type 1 and type 2 platforms focused on cross-border business, three joint on-site inspections, three comparative studies on internal models, two technical assessments of technical provisions and solvency capital requirement impacts, and one recommendation to a national competent authority to review its supervisory review process for solvency assessments. Additional work included technical assistance to national competent authorities, follow-up on group supervision, conduct-risk thematic work and monitoring of regulatory and supervisory developments in third countries with equivalent regimes.