2015-10-02

Added 2026-06-23 · Updated 2026-10-07

Instruction No. 2015-I-18 of October 2, 2015, on the electronic signature of documents transmitted to the ACPR (Insurance Sector), as amended by Instruction No. 2017-I-12 (repealed)

The Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution (ACPR) issued Instruction No. 2015-I-18 to establish the technical and legal requirements for the electronic signature of documents transmitted to the regulator in the insurance sector. This regulatory framework was subsequently modified by Instruction No. 2017-I-12 to update specific provisions. The document was officially repealed by Instruction No. 2025-I-06, rendering the previous electronic signature instructions obsolete.

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History of Instruction No. 2015-I-18

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Instruction No. 2015-I-18 Repealed by Instruction No.:

2025-I-06

Instruction No. 2015-I-18 Amended by Instruction No.:

2017-I-12

Original version of the Instruction and its annex:

2015-I-18

Annex

Updated on June 23, 2025

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Superseded by: Instruction No. 2025-I-06 of May 26, 2025 replacing Instruction No. 2015-I-18 on the electronic signature of documents transmitted to the ACPR (Insurance Sector)2025
Amended by: Instruction No. 2017-I-11 of June 26, 2017, regarding information on the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing prevention framework (consolidated version)2017 Instruction No. 2017-I-12 of June 26, 2017 amending Instruction No. 2015-I-18 on the electronic signature of documents transmitted to the ACPR (Insurance Sector)2017
Referred to by: Instruction No. 2025-I-03 of April 16, 2025, on National Prudential Documents to be Communicated Annually by Supplementary Professional Retirement Organizations2025 Instruction No. 2022-I-24 of 14 December 2022 on Annual Documents to be Submitted by Insurance Undertakings and Additional Professional Pension Schemes2022 Instruction No. 2020-I-07 of June 9, 2020 amending Instruction No. 2016-I-07 of March 11, 2016 regarding information to be transmitted to the ACPR on statutory auditors2020 Instruction No. 2020-I-05 of April 9, 2020 repealing Instruction No. 2018-I-12 regarding European prudential documents to be communicated annually and quarterly by supplementary occupational pension schemes2020 Instruction No. 2019-I-24 of June 3, 2019 amending Instruction No. 2017-I-11 of June 26, 2017 regarding information on the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing prevention framework2019 Instruction No. 2018-I-11 of July 11, 2018, on National Prudential Documents to be Communicated Annually by Additional Professional Retirement Organizations2018
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Instruction No. 2018-I-12 of July 11, 2018, on European prudential documents to be communicated annually and quarterly by supplementary professional pension schemes (consolidated version)2018 Instruction No. 2016-I-22 of October 3, 2016 amending Instruction No. 2012-I-04 regarding information on the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing framework2016 Instruction No. 2016-I-07 on Information to be Transmitted to the ACPR Regarding Statutory Auditors, as Amended2016

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