Le décalage, d’au moins 5 mois, du vote d’Omnibus II se confirme et il n’aura pas lieu avant le 11 mars 2014 (en pleine période électorale du parlement européen pour mai).
La mise en œuvre de Solvency 2 au 1er janvier 2014 est donc également reportée.

Voici quelques articles de la presse anglaise sur le sujet:


Solvency II kicked into long grass (The Telegraph)
Strict rules that could force some of the UK’s biggest insurance companies to hold more capital, and cost British industry £3bn, may be indefinitely delayed or not implemented at all as a result of a fresh hold-up…

 


Further Solvency II delays expected as European Parliament postpones key vote until next year (Out-law)
According to a listing on its website, the European Parliament will not now consider the proposed Omnibus II Directive (155-page / 3.7MB PDF) until 11 March 2014. The directive, which will implement the Solvency II regulatory regime, was expected to be finalised this year so that the new regime could come into force on 1 January 2014…

 


Postponed Omnibus II vote casts doubt on Solvency II 2016 launch (Risk.net)
European Parliament pushes back vote to March 11 despite positive developments in Omnibus II negotiations.
The implementation timetable for Solvency II faces the threat of further delays after the European Parliament key vote on Omnibus II was pushed back by five months.

 

Et le programme législatif du parlement européen :


European Supervisory Authorities: powers of the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority and the European Securities and Markets Authority
03/02/2014 Indicative plenary sitting date, 1st reading/single reading …

 

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