2025-10-22
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The Prudential Control and Resolution Authority (ACPR) issued Instruction No. 2025-I-19 to update the required content for administrative approval and extension dossiers for insurance, reinsurance, and third-country branches. This regulation replaces Instruction No. 2015-I-15 and its subsequent amendments, specifying distinct document compositions in Annex 1 and Annex 2 based on the type of entity. The instruction mandates electronic submission via the ACPR portal and enters into force on January 1, 2026.
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Instruction No. 2025-I-19 regarding the composition of administrative approval or extension dossiers for insurance or reinsurance undertakings replacing Instruction No. 2015-I-15 of June 30, 2015 as amended by Instructions No. 2019-I-10 of April 18, 2019 and No. 2024-I-11 of October 21, 2024
The Prudential Control and Resolution Authority, Having regard to the Insurance Code, particularly Articles L. 321-10 and L. 321-10-1; Having regard to the Monetary and Financial Code, particularly Articles L. 612-14, L. 612-24 and R. 612-21; Having regard to the Mutual Code, particularly Articles L. 211-8 and L. 211-8-1; Having regard to the Social Security Code, particularly Articles L. 931-4 and L. 931-4-1; Having regard to Ordinance No. 2015-378 of April 2, 2015; Having regard to Decree No. 2015-513 of May 7, 2015; Having regard to the opinion of the Prudential Affairs Consultative Commission (CCAP) of October 1, 2025,
DECIDES
Article 1:
The dossier provided for in Articles L. 321-10 and L. 321-10-1 of the Insurance Code concerning the insurance undertakings mentioned in Articles L. 321-1 of the Insurance Code, L. 211-8 of the Mutual Code and L. 931-4 of the Social Security Code, and the reinsurance undertakings mentioned in Articles L. 321-1-1 of the Insurance Code, L. 211-8-1 of the Mutual Code and L. 931-4-1 of the Social Security Code, shall consist of the elements defined in Annex 1.
Article 2:
The dossier provided for in Articles L. 321-10 and L. 321-10-1 of the Insurance Code, concerning the undertakings mentioned in Article L. 321-7 of the Insurance Code ("non-life Swiss branches"), and the undertakings mentioned in Article L. 329-1 of the Insurance Code ("third-country branches"), shall consist of the elements defined in Annex 2.
Article 3:
This dossier must be sent in electronic format to the Prudential Control and Resolution Authority by depositing it at the following address: https://acpr-portail.banque-france.fr.
Article 4:
This Instruction replaces Instruction No. 2015-I-15 of June 30, 2015 as amended by Instructions No. 2019-I-10 of April 18, 2019 and No. 2024-I-11 of October 21, 2024, in order to update its annexes. References to Instruction No. 2015-I-15 of June 30, 2015 shall be understood as referring to this Instruction.
Article 5:
This Instruction shall enter into force on January 1, 2026.
Paris, October 22, 2025
For the Insurance Sectoral Sub-Committee
The President,
Jean-Paul FAUGÈRE
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This document amends: Instruction No. 2024-I-11 of October 21, 2024, on exchanges between the ACPR and insurance, reinsurance, and supplementary professional pension entities
This document supersedes: Instruction No. 2019-I-10 of April 18, 2019 amending Instruction No. 2015-I-15 of June 30, 2015 regarding the composition of files for administrative approval or extension for insurance or reinsurance undertakings, Instruction No. 2015-I-15 of June 30, 2015 on the composition of approval or administrative approval extension files for insurance or reinsurance undertakings (consolidated version)(repealed)
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