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PRA consults on Solvency II reporting changes

By IAN Editorial Desk
15 October 2021·Updated 24 May 2026·2 min read

2026-02-18 The Prudential Regulation Authority is consulting on the second phase of reforms to Solvency II supervisory reporting, building on an earlier cut...


The Prudential Regulation Authority is consulting on the second phase of reforms to Solvency II supervisory reporting, building on an earlier cut in reporting volumes. The proposals affect UK insurers subject to Solvency II reporting and would apply to both annual and quarterly submissions from late 2024.

The PRA’s multi‑stage review of supervisory reporting began in 2021 and is progressing through defined phases over several years. Policy Statement 29/21, titled “Review of Solvency II: Reporting (Phase 1)”, formed the first formal output of this programme. The PRA estimated that Phase 1 delivered a 15–40% reduction in the regulatory reporting burden, mainly through streamlining templates and easing frequency requirements.

Phase 1 changes were implemented through PS29/21, which deleted some existing Solvency II templates and extended the quarterly reporting waiver to Category 3 firms. These amendments took effect for reporting with reference dates on or after 31 December 2021, embedding the first wave of simplification into firms’ regular submissions.

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