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23 November 2023Insurance

EU insurance regulator sees need for direct oversight role

European insurance regulators may need to take on some direct supervisory powers as the nationally-based regime is leaving supervisory gaps on the EU-wide playing field, the EU's top insurance regulator has warned.

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