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COMMISSION DELEGATED REGULATION (EU) 2015/35

of 10 October 2014

supplementing Directive 2009/138/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on the taking-up and pursuit of the business of Insurance and Reinsurance (Solvency II)

(Text with EEA relevance)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

TITLE I VALUATION AND RISK-BASED CAPTAL REQUIREMENTS (PILLAR I), ENHANCED GOVERNANCE (PILLAR II) AND INCREASED TRANPARENCY (PILLAR III) 20

CHAPTER I General provisions 20

SECTION 1 Definitions and general principles 20

SECTION 2 External credit assessments 24

CHAPTER II Valuation of assets and liabilities 25

CHAPTER III Rules relating to technical provisions 29

SECTION 1 General provisions 29

SECTION 2 Data quality 31

SECTION 3 Methodologies to calculate technical provisions 32

SUBSECTION 1 Assumptions underlying the calculation of technical provisions 32

SUBSECTION 2 Information underlying the calculation of best estimates 34

SUBSECTION 3 Cash flow projections for the calculation of the best estimate 35

SUBSECTION 4 Risk margin 37

SUBSECTION 5 Calculation of technical provisions as a whole 39

SUBSECTION 6 Recoverables from reinsurance contracts and special purpose vehicles 39

SECTION 4 Relevant risk-free interest rate term structure 40

SUBSECTION 1 General provisions 40

SUBSECTION 2 Basic risk free interest rate term structure 41

SUBSECTION 3 Volatility adjustment 42

SUBSECTION 4 Matching adjustment 43

SECTION 5 Lines of business 44

SECTION 6 Proportionality and simplifications 45

CHAPTER IV Own funds 47

SECTION 1 Determination of own funds 47

SUBSECTION 1 Supervisory approval of ancillary own funds 47

SUBSECTION 2 Own funds treatment of participations 49

SECTION 2 Classification of own funds 50

SECTION 3 Eligibility of own funds 58

SUBSECTION 1 Ring-fenced funds 58

SUBSECTION 2 Quantitative limits 59

CHAPTER V Solvency capital requirement standard formula 59

SECTION 1 General provisions 59

SUBSECTION 1 Scenario based calculations 59

SUBSECTION 2 Look-through approach 60

SUBSECTION 3 Regional governments and local authorities 60

SUBSECTION 4 Material basis risk 60

SUBSECTION 5 Calculation of the basic solvency capital requirement 61

SUBSECTION 6 Proportionality and simplifications 61

SUBSECTION 7 Scope of the underwriting risk modules 72

SECTION 2 Non-life underwriting risk module 72

SECTION 3 Life underwriting risk module 87

SECTION 4 Health underwriting risk module 91

SECTION 5 Market risk module 104

SUBSECTION 1 Correlation coefficients 104

SUBSECTION 2 Interest rate risk sub-module 105

SUBSECTION 3 Equity risk sub-module 108

SUBSECTION 4 Property risk sub-module 111

SUBSECTION 5 Spread risk sub-module 111

SUBSECTION 6 Market risk concentrations sub-module 120

SUBSECTION 7 Currency risk sub-module 123

SECTION 6 Counterparty default risk module 124

SUBSECTION 1 General provisions 124

SUBSECTION 2 Type 1 exposures 131

SUBSECTION 3 Type 2 exposures 133

SECTION 7 Intangible asset module 134

SECTION 8 Operational risk 134

SECTION 9 Adjustment for the loss-absorbing capacity of technical provisions and deferred taxes 135

SECTION 10 Risk mitigation techniques 136

SECTION 11 Ring fenced funds 141

SECTION 12 Undertaking-specific parameters 142

SECTION 13 Procedure for updating correlation parameters 144

CHAPTER VI Solvency capital requirement — full and partial internal models 144

SECTION 1 Definitions 144

SECTION 2 Use test 145

SECTION 3 Statistical quality standards 146

SECTION 4 Calibration standards 151

SECTION 5 Integration of partial internal models 151

SECTION 6 Profit and loss attribution 152

SECTION 7 Validation standards 152

SECTION 8 Documentation standards 153

SECTION 9 External models and data 155

CHAPTER VII Minimum capital requirement 155

CHAPTER VIII Investments in securitisation positions 159

CHAPTER IX System of governance 162

SECTION 1 Elements of the system of governance 162

SECTION 2 Functions 168

SECTION 3 Fit and proper requirements 171

SECTION 4 Outsourcing 171

SECTION 5 Renumeration policy 173

CHAPTER X Capital add-on 174

SECTION 1 Circumstances for imposing a capital add-on 174

SECTION 2 Methodologies for calculating capital add-ons 175

CHAPTER XI Extension of the recovery period 178

CHAPTER XII Public disclosure 179

SECTION 1 Solvency and financial condition report: structure and contents 179

SECTION 2 Solvency and financial condition report: non-disclosure of information 185

SECTION 3 Solvency and financial condition report: deadlines, means of disclosure and updates 186

CHAPTER XIII Regular supervisory reporting 187

SECTION 1 Elements and contents 187

SECTION 2 Deadlines and means of communication 193

CHAPTER XIV Transparency and accountability of supervisory authorities 194

CHAPTER XV Special purpose vehicles 195

SECTION 1 Authorization 195

SECTION 2 Mandatory contract conditions 195

SECTION 3 System of governance 196

SECTION 4 Supervisory reporting 197

SECTION 5 Solvency requirements 197

TITLE II INSURANCE GROUPS 199

CHAPTER I Solvency calculation at group level 199

SECTION 1 Group solvency: choice of calculation method and general principles 199

SECTION 2 Group solvency: calculation methods 201

CHAPTER II Internal models for the calculation of the consolidated group solvency capital requirement 206

SECTION 1 Full and partial internal models used to calculate only the group solvency capital requirement 206

SECTION 2 Use of a group internal model 208

CHAPTER III Supervision of group solvency for groups with centralised risk management 210

CHAPTER IV Coordination of group supervision 211

SECTION 1 Colleges of supervisors 211

SECTION 2 Exchange of information 213

SECTION 3 National or regional subgroup supervision 213

CHAPTER V Public disclosure 214

SECTION 1 Group solvency and financial condition report 214

SECTION 2 Single solvency and financial condition report 216

CHAPTER VI Group supervisory reporting 217

SECTION 1 Regular reporting 217

SECTION 2 Reporting on risk concentrations and intragroup transactions 219

TITLE III THIRD COUNTRY EEQUIVALENCE AND FINAL PROVISIONS 220

CHAPTER I Undertakings carrying out reinsurance activities with their head office in a third country 220

CHAPTER II Related third country insurance and reinsurance undertakings 223

CHAPTER III Insurance and reinsurance undertakings with the parent undertakings outside the union 224

CHAPTER IV Final provisions 226

THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION

Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,

Having regard to Directive 2009/138/EC and in particular Article 31(4), Article 35(9), Article 37(6), Article 37(7), Article 50(1)(a), Article 50(1)(b), Article 50(2)(a), Article 50(2)(b), Article 50(3), Article 56, Article 75(2), Article 75(3), Article 86(1)(a) to (i), Article 86(2)(a), Article 86(2)(b), Article 92(1), Article 92(1a), Article 97(1), Article 97(2), Article 99(a), Article 99(b), Article 109a(5), Article 111(1)(a) to (f), Article 111(1)(g) to (q), Article 114(1)(a), Article 114(1)(b), Article 126, Article 127, Article 130, Article 135(2)(a), Article 135(2)(b), Article 135(2)(c), Article 135(3), Article 143(1), Article 172(1), Article 211(2), Article 216(7), Article 217(3), Article 227(3), Article 234, Article 241(a), Article 241(b), Article 241(c), Article 244(4), Article 244(5), Article 245(4), Article 245(5), Article 248(7), Article 248(8), Article 249(3), Article 256(4), Article 260(2) and Article 308b(13) thereof,

Whereas:

HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION:

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