EIOPA · 699

699

Regulation
(EU) No 2015/2450 - templates for the submission of information to the supervisory authorities
Article
35
Submitted
2016-05-20
Answered
2019-09-18

Question

For the purpose of reporting significant IGT, should deposits of insurance undertakings made at a bank belonging to the same group be reported in S.36.01? Should the group report also the movements on its regular bank account, if the account is held in the bank belonging to the same group, or should only deposits be reported as IGT between the insurance undertaking and the bank?

Answer

The movements on a regular bank account, held in the bank which belongs to the same group, should not be reported as an IGT between the insurance undertaking and the bank. Such transactions should however be reported as IGT between the insurance undertaking and other entity to whom the payment from the bank account was made (if above the threshold or determined as a type of IGT which needs to be reported in each case). The outstanding amount of deposits made by the insurance undertaking at a bank which belongs to the same group should be reported as IGT, if all relevant conditions are met. The relevant conditions should be assessed by considering the sum of open positions at each moment (i.e. if the outstanding amount of deposits meet the conditions at any point in time of the reference period, even if not at the end of the period). Such deposits should be reported in S.36.01.01 and in C0100 they should be identified as “Other asset transfer – others”.

This Q&A is published by European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority and is non-binding. It does not constitute legal advice. Updated weekly from official ESA sources.

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