Rule · NBB · 21 Dec 2010 · CBFA_2010_31
Insurance companies subject to the law of 9 July 1975 must submit quantitative data via the CSSR system according to specified periodicities and deadlines. Annual accounts are due three weeks before the general meeting and no later than 30 April. Semi-annual and quarterly reports, including solvency margins and representative values, are due on the last day of the month following the relevant period. This circular replaces CBFA_2010_02 and its annexes.
rue du Congrès 12-14 | 1000 Bruxelles t +32 2 220 59 49| f +32 2 220 58 19 | www.cbfa.be Circular CBFA_2010_31 of 21 December 2010 Periodic Reports "CSSR" of Insurance Companies Scope:
Insurance companies subject to the law of 9 July 1975 on the supervision of insurance companies.
Summary/Objectives:
This circular determines the numerical data (transmitted via the "CSSR" system) that insurance companies must submit to the CBFA, as well as their transmission deadlines. Madam, Sir,
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3. Reports and Deadlines
The "CSSR" data required by the CBFA are as follows:
| Reporting | Frequency | Date of Submission |
|---|---|---|
| Annual Accounts | Annual | 3 weeks before the date of the general meeting and no later than 30 April |
| Solvency Margin; Solvency Margin Adjusted; Statistics; Profitability Table "Life"; Representative Values | Semi-annual | Last day of the month following the completed semester (31 July and 31 January) |
| Solvency Margins (quarterly), adjusted solvency margin (quarterly), summary accounts and representative values | Quarterly | Last day of the month following the completed quarter (30 April, 31 July, 31 October, 31 January) |
The annexes CBFA_2010_31-1 and CBFA_2010_31-2 of this circular detail the reports mentioned above for authorized companies on the one hand (annex CBFA_2010_31-1) and for run-off companies on the other hand (annex CBFA_2010_31-2). The submission dates determined above cannot in any way influence the internal data validation procedures nor the organization of the audit work by the auditors.
4. Validation Tests
The data transmitted via the CSSR application are subject to automatic validation. This validation report is accessible to both the declarant and the CBFA. The complete list of validation tests relating to annual accounts, solvency margin 1, representative values and statistics as well as tests on information sent quarterly (quarterly statements, representative values and solvency margin) is available on the CBFA website under the section:
Insurance and Reinsurance Companies => Circulars & Communications => Overview of Circulars and Communications => Periodic Information and Accounting Rules => Periodic Reports. This circular replaces and annuls Circular CBFA_2010_02 of 12 January 2010 on CSSR reporting and its two annexes CBFA_2010_02-1, CBFA_2010_02-2.
1 Companies under Swiss law with "non-life" activity do not need to take into account error messages relating to the "non-life" solvency margin.
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CBFA rue du Congrès 12-14 | 1000 Bruxelles t +32 2 220 59 49| f +32 2 220 58 19 | www.cbfa.be A copy of this circular is sent to the auditor(s), approved reviewer(s) of your company. We ask you to accept, Madam, Sir, the expression of our distinguished greetings. The President, Jean-Paul SERVAIS Annexes: - CBFA_2010_31-1 / Periodic Reports of Authorized Companies
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“The periodic statements of insurance companies are governed by Article 22, § 3 of the law of 9 July 1975 on the supervision of insurance companies.”
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