Disclaimer
The public register lists legislative programmes under Article 133(5) of the Capital Requirements Regulation that have been notified to the Commission by Member States or relevant European institutions. It provides transparency for the benefit of banks and insurers, supports faster decision‑making by banking and insurance competent authorities as well as the consistent implementation of the rules on legislative programme across the single market.
Member States (including regional authorities and national promotional banks) and European institutions may notify programmes to the Commission using a standard form. The Commission will then review the submission and, if appropriate, include the programme in the public register. These programmes are deemed to be compliant with the eligibility conditions stated in Article 133(5) of the Capital Requirements Regulation, also applicable to the insurance sector under Article 173(3) of the draft Solvency II Delegated Regulation.
Interested parties can consult the public register for information purposes, to see which programmes have been notified for potential eligibility under Article 133(5). This register is not legally binding and the final decisions on the application of favourable prudential treatment for banks and insurers investing in legislative programmes remain with the competent supervisors.
The amended Solvency II Delegated Regulation, currently subject to co‑legislators scrutiny, will apply as of 30 January 2027.