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ARTICLE · 23 DECEMBER 2024

DNB Publishes Supervisory Calendar Insurers 2025

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On 5 December 2024, DNB published the supervisory calendar for insurance companies for the coming year. In the calendar, DNB describes the sector-wide supervisory activities...

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Introduction

DNB regularly and at least annually publishes a supervisory calendar for various financial companies it supervises. For insurance companies, DNB has published the 'Supervisory Calendar Insurers 2025' (Toezichtkalender Verzekeraars 2025), in which DNB describes the sector-wide supervisory activities and related supervisory themes it will consider in 2025. DNB will also publish a supervisory calendar for each insurance company with institution-specific supervisory activities. This version can only be accessed by the insurance companies via the DNB portal (found via My DNB).

Besides the supervisory calendar 2025, DNB also published the annual 'Supervision in Focus 2024-2025' (Toezicht in Beeld 2024-2025) in November this year. In this document, DNB discusses more generally the developments of last and coming year in various supervised sectors including the banking and insurance sector.

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