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EIOPA
The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has published a database of registered financial institutions. At this stage, the database contains information on insurance undertakings; other registered financial institutions will be added in due course.
The EIOPA database is compiled from information received from the EEA national competent authorities and offers a comprehensive overview of the European insurance sector.
The publication of this database is one of the tasks assigned to EIOPA by Article 8 of EIOPA’s Regulation, according to which EIOPA should provide to the public easily accessible information on registered financial institutions.
*EIOPA is aware that there are differences between the information published herein and the lists available in the national public registries.https://eiopa.europa.eu/publications/register-of-insurance-undertakings/index.html
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