IVASS has published its 2026 calendar of supervisory and statistical reporting, confirming the EU- and domestic-law reporting requirements to be submitted through Infostat. For foreign insurance undertakings operating in Italy, this is a particularly relevant update: a number of reporting obligations apply not only to Italian undertakings, but also to Italian branches of non-EEA insurers and, in respect of certain domestic surveys, to EEA insurers operating in Italy under the freedom to provide services or through a freedom of estrablishment.
The tables attached to the calendar provide an overview of the reporting flows and deadlines applicable throughout 2026, including, among others, annual and quarterly Solvency II reporting, financial stability surveys, DORA-related requirements, AML reporting, motor third-party liability insurance surveys, ESG disclosures, life business monitoring, complaints reporting, and other domestic obligations.
From an operational standpoint, IVASS also reiterates that Infostat is the sole valid channel for the submission of reports. The Authority therefore reminds supervised entities of the need to carry out diagnostic checks before submission, promptly correct any anomalies, and bear in mind that each new upload fully replaces the report previously submitted for the same reference date. For international groups and branches coordinating reporting from abroad, this further underscores the importance of strong internal governance over reporting processes.