CP22/25 – UK Solvency II reporting and disclosure: Post-implementation amendments
Executive Summary
CP22/25 is a consultation paper on post-implementation amendments to UK Solvency II reporting and disclosure requirements, published by the PRA on 4 December 2025. The consultation addresses feedback and queries from insurance firms following the substantial reduction in reporting templates implemented at the end of 2024, clarifying expectations for compliance with the revised Reporting Part of the PRA Rulebook across multiple technical areas including accident/underwriting year reporting, annuity reporting by currency, and internal model governance disclosures.
What Changed
- The consultation introduces clarifications and amendments to Solvency II reporting requirements in several critical areas: Reporting Framework Modifications
- Accident or underwriting year reporting: The PRA sets expectations for how firms should apply options within the Reporting Part of the PRA Rulebook regarding temporal classification of claims.
- Annuity reporting by currency: Specific guidance on reporting annuities stemming from non-life obligations disaggregated by currency.
- RBNS claims development: Clarification on reporting of reported but not settled (RBNS) claims and their development patterns. Internal Model Requirements
- Firms using partial or full internal models for Solvency Capital Requirement (SCR) calculation must describe governance information including responsible roles, specific committees, their tasks, position, and scope of responsibilities.
- New quarterly reporting template QMC.01 requirements for internal model firms, including supporting qualitative information and narrative documentation, with submission deadlines of 55 business days after quarter-end.
Suggested Considerations
- *Immediate Actions (January-February 2026):
- *Review consultation paper: Obtain and analyze CP22/25 in full to understand proposed amendments
- *Assess applicability: Determine which reporting requirements apply to your firm (internal model status, portfolio types, reporting obligations)
- *Identify gaps: Compare current reporting processes against PRA expectations outlined in the supervisory statement (SS4015)
- *Engage supervisory contacts: Discuss any planned changes to reporting methodology (e.g., accident vs. underwriting year classification) with PRA supervisory contacts prior to implementation
- *Medium-term Actions (February-June 2026):
Key Dates
Compliance Impact
Urgency Rating: HIGH
Who is Affected
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Summary
Consultation paper