ESG In The Insurance Sector – CAA Update On Regulatory Challenges Linked To Sustainable Finance

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On 16 April 2024, the Commissariat aux Assurances (CAA) published Information Note 24/4 (24/4 Note) to inform market actors about the main regulatory instruments...
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On 16 April 2024, the Commissariat aux Assurances (CAA) published Information Note 24/4 (24/4 Note) to inform market actors about the main regulatory instruments linked to sustainable finance in force since the publication of the preceding Information Note 22/9 on the regulatory issues relating to sustainable finance (22/9 Note).

1. Background

The 24/4 Note follows up on the 22/9 Note that was published by the CAA back in August 2022.

2. Key takeaways

The 24/4 Note specifies that the CAA expects the concerned market actors to apply the relevant regulations in accordance with their eligibility criteria and emphasises that the applicable rules and regulations must be implemented effectively.

The 24/4 Note further indicates that the CAA's control framework has been adapted and, in addition to others, includes:

  • the enhancement of compliance controls in the on-site inspection tools;
  • the integration of information linked to sustainable finance into the reporting to be submitted to the CAA;
  • dedicated questionnaires on the implementation of rules and regulations linked to sustainable finance.

The 24/4 Note includes an updated table that summarises the main texts pertaining to sustainable finance in the insurance sector and outlines their scope of application, as well as their key requirements.

Read Information Note 24/4 here_

Access our timeline on key ESG milestones in the banking and insurance sectors here_

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ESG In The Insurance Sector – CAA Update On Regulatory Challenges Linked To Sustainable Finance

Luxembourg Insurance
Contributor

About Arendt

Arendt combines the entire value chain of services dedicated to Asset Managers, Banks, Insurers, Public Institutions and Private Clients operating in Luxembourg.

-Legal & Tax
-Regulatory & Consulting
-Investor Services

Legal & Tax

We assist clients in structuring and running their business from a legal and tax standpoint across Luxembourg. Our teams directly serve international clients or work in close collaboration with foreign partner law firms.

Together with our regulatory consultants and investor services experts, we bridge the gap between legal/tax advice and its implementation. We deliver best-in-class services along our clients’ business life cycles.

The 450 legal experts of Arendt & Medernach have a wealth of experience in a wide variety of specialisations. Together, they are able to advise on a complete range of 15 complementary practice areas, including Investment Management, Private Equity, Banking and Corporate Law.

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