Rule · NBB · 20 Oct 2015

Royal Decree of 23 October 2015 on covering the costs of the National Bank of Belgium related to preparatory measures under Directive 2009/138/EC (Solvency II)

The decree imposes on seven supervised insurance institutions the costs incurred by the National Bank of Belgium for third-party actuarial services and external assessments related to Solvency II preparatory measures. These costs are allocated based on each institution's actual share, excluding the Bank's internal operational expenses which remain covered by the financial sector under existing rules. Contributions must be paid within one month of the Bank's request, with late payments incurring statutory commercial interest after a 30-day formal notice period.

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    “implementing Article 12bis, § 4, of the Law of 22 February 1998 establishing the organic statute of the National Bank of Belgium”

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