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IOPS Members measures taken to address the COVID-19 crisis

 

Supervisory authorities from around the globe are taking action, providing guidance and recommending measures to help address the collective challenge caused by the COVID-19 pandemic that is affecting all countries in 2020.

We are sharing below, as we receive them, information from IOPS members and other relevant supervisory authorities in response to the current situation, to help financial institutions and consumers from the private pension sector to face the consequences of this major crisis.

You may also read the IOPS statement on pension supervisory actions to mitigate the consequences of the Covid-19 crisis, published on 26 May 2020.

Australia:

Austria:

Belgium:

Botswana:

Bulgaria:

Canada:

Chile

Colombia:

Costa Rica:

Croatia:

Czech Republic:

Egypt:

France:

Germany:

Gibraltar:

  • Information from the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission (GFSC) to support firms and consumers during the COVID-19 pandemic, www.gfsc.gi/COVID-19

Guernsey:

Hungary:

Iceland:

Ireland:

Isle of Man:

Israel:

Jamaica:

Kazakhstan:

Kenya:

Maldives:

Mauritius:

  • Communiques issued by The Financial Services Commission, Mauritius, in response to the Covid-19 crisis: www.fscmauritius.org/en

Mexico:

Netherlands:

North Macedonia:

  • Public announcement in response to COVID-19, 29 April 2020, http://mapas.mk/en/?p=5640
  • The Agency for Supervision of Fully Funded Pension Insurance – MAPAS ensures the continuity of the operation of the second and third pension pillar by taking active measures for prevention of the COVID 19 virus, http://mapas.mk/en/?p=5642
  • Financial regulators have signed  a new Memorandum of Understanding on Financial Stability, http://mapas.mk/?p=5926 (in Macedonian only)

Peru:

Poland:

Portugal:

Romania:

Serbia:

Slovakia:

South Africa:

 

Trinidid and Tobago

 

United Kingdom:

Zimbabwe:

 


International Organisations:

EIOPA:

 

FSB:

IAIS:

IOSCO:

PensionsEurope:



Please also refer to OECD contributions in tackling the coronavirus pandemic available at the OECD Digital Hub: www.oecd.org/coronavirus/en/, in particular:

 

 

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