Welcome to KPMG's dedicated page for updates on prudential regulatory developments across the UK and EU.

      Here you will find insights and thought leadership on the prudential regulatory landscape for insurers, and the reviews of Solvency II in the UK and the EU. As the UK and EU revise their regulatory frameworks, KPMG professionals consider the emerging areas of divergence and possible implications for firms. This is set in a broader regulatory change agenda, with priorities including financial and operational resilience, recovery and resolution and the financial implications of climate-related risk.

      This page seeks to cover analysis of regulatory developments and evolving supervisory practices and offers practical insight on how firms can adapt to regulatory change.

      KPMG firms have a wealth of experience across financial services, offering deal advisory, tax, legal and regulatory compliance expertise and helping to implement transformational, technology and organisational change. For insurers and brokers, this experience can help to respond strategically to changing and growing regulatory expectations, and to identify and address emerging risks.

      Our insights

      This article explores the regulatory journey, key risk areas, and actions for insurers to consider as they navigate the complexities of private asset investments.

      CP10/25 – PRA’s latest expectations for banks and insurers.

      CP19/24 seeks to bridge gaps in PRA supervision of insurers’ exposure to derivatives and security financing transactions

      EIOPA recommends capital charges for fossil fuel assets

      Final rules, effective immediately, require further action by insurers

      Key piece of Solvency UK puzzle now in place

      Lessons for insurers’ solvent exit planning

      PRA proposals to improve investment flexibility for life insurers

      Expectations on cash pooling, Prudent Person Principle and governance

      HM Treasury consults on a new regime

      Ensuring appropriate substance in the EEA for insurers and intermediaries

      Direction for insurers on internal models, capital add-ons and reporting

      PRA sets out revised prudential framework for the UK

      Providing pragmatic and insightful intelligence on regulatory developments.

      Ensuring financial stability — regulatory insights on prudential regulation

      Our people

      Alisa Dolgova

      Insurance Prudential Regulation, EMA FS Regulatory Insight Centre

      KPMG in the UK

      Radhika Bains

      ESG Specialist Manager, EMA Regulatory Insight Centre

      KPMG in the UK