APCAL News
The Green Industry Act – Implications for Insurance Distributors in Luxembourg
Under the Green Industry Act, Luxembourg-based insurance distributors advising clients who are French residents must comply with strengthened requirements. These include integrating ESG preferences into advice, ensuring greater traceability, maintaining ongoing client monitoring, and offering products carrying the ‘Green Industry’ label. The Act also extends to non-life insurance, complements the SFDR framework, and exposes distributors to significant penalties in the event of non-compliance.”
11ème journée du courtage – jeudi 9 octobre 2025 – Luxembourg
Retrouvez le programme de la journée de courtage 2025 contenant le planning de la rencontre, une présentation détaillée de chaque intervenant, la galerie photos et les vidéos.
Periodic report on IBIP
Periodic report on IBIPs: what you really need to know!
Insurance-Based Investment Products (IBIPs) are at the heart of transparency and compliance issues for insurance intermediaries. In an ever-changing regulatory environment, do you really know what the periodic reporting obligation entails?
In this article, Paula Leite, Managing Partner at VINCEO Solutions, explains why this report is not just a regulatory constraint, but also an opportunity to strengthen your customer relationship.
Optimisation and compliance : Management Solutions for Insurance Brokers.
The adoption of specialized management solutions has become essential for insurance brokers, faced with increasingly stringent regulations and growing competition. They need to choose tools that not only ensure compliance but also optimize brokers’ internal processes allowing them to focus on their core business. By integrating these solutions, brokers can boost their competitiveness, while insuring better customer relationship management and continuous adaptation to market changes.
Insolvency of FWU Luxembourg: The Luxembourg Framework Tested
The insolvency of FWU Life Insurance Luxembourg S.A. highlights the robustness of the Luxembourg regulatory framework, particularly through the effectiveness of the ‘security triangle’ in protecting policyholders. The measures taken by the Insurance Commission and the court ensure that client claims are prioritized in the face of the insurer’s financial difficulties.
AI: DATA WILL BE THE KEY THAT OPENS THE DOOR TO VALUE CREATION
This is an excellent question, which our partner Mandarine’s Climate team is trying to answer: Adrien Dumas, Marcelo Preto and Alexandre Jomeau.
The life insurance industry: What does the future hold?
Life insurance of the future: KPMG Luxembourg reveals the key trends and keys to success!
