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Title: The system of internal controls under Solvency II : an overview
Other Titles: Modern insurance law : current trends and issues
Authors: Marano, Pierpaolo
Keywords: Risk (Insurance) -- European Union countries
Insurance -- Risk management
Reinsurance -- Law and legislation -- European Union countries
Insurance law -- European Union countries
Insurance companies -- Auditing
Issue Date: 2014
Publisher: Association for Insurance Law of Serbia
Citation: Marano, P. (2014). The system of internal controls under Solvency II: an overview. In S. Jovanovic, P. Marano, & N. Zarkovic (Eds.), Modern insurance law: current trends and issues (pp. 19-27). Belgrade: Association for Insurance Law of Serbia.
Abstract: Solvency II Directive provides a new quantitative capital requirements regime where all the risks and their interactions are considered, but acknowledges that some risks may only be properly addressed through governance requirements. Therefore, several provisions of the Directive are addressed to set up such a system of governance that includes the establishment of a system of internal controls structured around four key functions. The implementation of this system, however, shall take into account the principle of proportionality. In line with this, and pending the final adoption of the regulatory framework of Solvency II by the EU Bodies, EIOPA has issued guidelines that also apply to this system of governance. They are addressed to the supervisory authorities of the Member States to harmonize how they will apply Solvency II to the undertakings they supervise.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/111668
ISBN: 9788690310579
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