Deciziile adoptate de Consiliul Autorității de Supraveghere Financiară
RegCanary analysis of a ASF Romania publication
Why it matters
RegCanary's analysis of what this means for regulated firms.
ASF will report to EIOPA its intention to comply with selected EIOPA guidelines linked to the Solvency II review, reinforcing the direction of travel toward closer alignment with EU supervisory expectations. A new ASF norm on authorising private pension payment funds has been adopted and will be sent to the Official Gazette, creating a clearer but potentially more formal authorisation route for pension entities. The Council also approved board changes at BRD Asigurări de Viață and S.A.I.
Capital Point, a share capital increase at Investimental S.A., and amendments to documents for UCITS managed by S.A.I. Globinvest. For compliance teams, the practical focus is governance evidence, timely notifications and approval submissions, and readiness for pension fund authorisation requirements once published.
Insurers should map the referenced EIOPA guidelines against current Solvency II processes and be ready to demonstrate compliance. Asset managers and investment firms should ensure board changes, capital increases and fund document updates are reflected in governance records, investor disclosures and regulatory filings. No immediate market-wide deadline is stated, but affected firms should treat the pension norm and EIOPA alignment as medium-term implementation priorities.
Who this affects
Sectors and firm types identified in the analysis.
- General Regulation
Source
ASF Romania
Original publication, 28 October 2026
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