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S.05.01 — Premiums, claims and expenses by line of business

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S.05.01 — Premiums, claims and expenses by line of business

General comments

This section relates to quarterly and annual submission of information for individual entities.

This template shall be reported from an accounting perspective, i.e.: Local GAAP or IFRS if accepted as local GAAP but using Solvency II lines of business, as defined in Annex I to Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/35. Undertakings shall use the recognition and valuation basis as for the published financial statements, no new recognition or re–valuation is required, unless otherwise stated in these instructions. The template is based on a year–to–date basis, except for the classification between investment contracts and insurance contracts or different reporting requirements when this is applicable in the financial statements. This template shall include all insurance business regardless of the possible different classification between investment contracts and insurance contracts applicable in the financial statements.

Insurance and reinsurance undertakings shall report written/earned premiums as defined in Article 1(11) and (12) of Delegated Regulation (EU) 2015/35 regardless whether local GAAP or IFRS is used.

For quarterly reporting administrative expenses, investment management expenses, acquisition expenses, claims management expenses, overhead expenses shall be presented aggregated.

ITEM INSTRUCTIONS
Non–life insurance and reinsurance obligations
C0010 to
C0120/R01
10
Premiums written

Gross —
Direct
Business
Gross premiums written shall comprise all amounts due
during the reporting period
in respect of insurance
contracts, arising from direct business, regardless of the
fact that such amounts may relate in whole or in part to a
later reporting period.
Amount of
taxes or charges
levied
with premiums shall
be excluded from the written
premiums.
C0010 to
C0120/R01
20
Premiums written

Gross —
Proportional
reinsurance
accepted
Gross premiums written shall comprise all amounts due
during the
reporting period
in respect of insurance
contracts, arising from proportional reinsurance accepted
business, regardless of the fact that such amounts may
relate in whole or in part to a later
reporting period.
Amount of taxes or charges
levied with premiums
shall
be
excluded from the written premiums.
C0130 to
C0160/R01
30
Premiums written

Gross —
Non
proportional
reinsurance
accepted
Gross premiums written shall comprise all amounts due
during the
reporting period
in respect of insurance
contracts, arising from non–proportional reinsurance
accepted business, regardless of the fact that such
amounts may relate in whole or in part to a later
reporting period.
Amount of taxes or charges
levied with
premiums
shall
be excluded from the written premiums.
C0010 to
C0160/R01
40
Premiums written

Reinsurers’
share
Gross premiums written shall comprise all amounts
ceded to reinsurers during the reporting period
in respect
of insurance contracts regardless of the fact that such
amounts may relate in whole or in part to a later
reporting period.
Amount of taxes or charges
levied with
premiums
shall
be excluded from the written premiums.
C0010 to
C0160/R02
00
Premiums written

Net
The net premiums written represent the sum of the direct
business and the accepted reinsurance business reduced
by the amount ceded to reinsurance undertakings.
C0010 to
C0120/R02
10
Premiums earned

Gross —
Direct
business
The sum of gross premiums written minus the change in
the gross provision for unearned premiums related to
direct insurance business.
Amount of taxes or charges
levied with premiums
shall
be excluded from the
premiums
earned.
C0010 to
C0120/R02
20
Premiums earned

Gross —
Proportional
reinsurance
accepted
The sum of gross premiums written minus the change in
the gross provision for unearned premiums related to
proportional reinsurance accepted business.
Amount of
taxes or charges
levied with premiums
shall
be excluded
from the premiums
earned.
C0130 to
C0160/R02
30
Premiums earned

Gross —
Non
proportional
reinsurance
accepted
The sum of gross premiums written minus the change in
the gross provision for unearned premiums related to
non–proportional reinsurance accepted business.
Amount
of taxes or charges
levied with premiums
shall
be
excluded from the premiums
earned.
C0010 to
C0160/R02
40
Premiums earned

Reinsurers’
share
The sum of reinsurer’s share in gross premiums written
minus the change in the reinsurer’s share in provision for
unearned premiums.
Amount of taxes or charges
levied
with premiums
shall
be excluded from the premiums
earned.
C0010 to
C0160/R03
00
Premiums earned

Net
The sum of gross premiums written minus the change in
the gross provision for unearned premiums related to the
sum of the direct business and the accepted reinsurance
business reduced by the amount ceded to reinsurance
undertakings.
C0010 to
C0120/R03
10
Claims incurred
Gross —
Direct
business
Claims incurred in the reporting period as defined in
directive 91/674/EEC where applicable: the claims
incurred means the sum of the claims paid and the
change in the provision for claims during the reporting
period (according to the local GAAP or IFRS used)
related to insurance contracts arising from direct
business.
This shall exclude claims management expenses and the
movement in provisions in claims management expenses.
C0010 to
C0120/R03
20
Claims incurred
Gross —
Proportional
reinsurance
accepted
Claims incurred in the reporting period as defined in
directive 91/674/EEC where applicable: the claims
incurred means the sum of the claims paid and the
change in the provision for claims during the reporting
period
(according to the local GAAP or IFRS used)
related to insurance contracts arising from the gross
proportional reinsurance accepted.
This shall exclude
claims management expenses and the movement in
provisions in claims management expenses.
C0130 to
C0160/R03
30
Claims incurred —
Gross —
Non
proportional
reinsurance
accepted
Claims incurred in the reporting period as defined in
directive 91/674/EEC where applicable: the claims
incurred means the sum of the claims paid and the
change in the provision for claims during the reporting
period
(according to the local GAAP or IFRS used)
related to insurance contracts arising from the gross non
proportional reinsurance accepted.
This shall exclude
claims management expenses and the movement in
provisions in claims management expenses.
C0010 to
C0160/R03
40
Claims incurred —
Reinsurers’ share
Claims incurred in the reporting period as defined in
directive 91/674/EEC where applicable: it is the
reinsurer’s share in the sum of the claims paid and the
change in the provision for claims during the reporting
period
(according
to the local GAAP or IFRS used).
This shall exclude claims management expenses and the
movement in provisions in claims management expenses.
C0010 to
C0160/R04
00
Claims incurred —
Net
Claims incurred in the reporting period as defined in
directive 91/674/EEC where applicable: the claims
incurred means the sum of the claims paid and the
change in the provision for claims during the
reporting
period
(according to the local GAAP or IFRS used)
related to the sum of the direct business and the accepted
reinsurance business reduced by the amount ceded to
reinsurance undertakings.
This shall exclude claims
management expenses and the movement in provisions in
claims management expenses.
C0010 to
C0160/R05
50
Expenses incurred All technical expenses incurred by the undertaking
during the reporting period, on accrual basis.
C0010 to
C0120/R06
10
Administrative
expenses —
Gross

direct business
Administrative expenses incurred by the undertaking
during the reporting period, on accrual basis are expenses
which are connected with policy administration including
expenses in respect of reinsurance contracts and special
purpose vehicles. Some administrative expenses relate
directly to activity regarding a specific insurance contract
(e.g. maintenance cost) such as cost of premium billing,
cost of sending regular information to policyholders and
cost of handling policy changes (e.g. conversions and
reinstatements). Other administrative expenses relate
directly to insurance activity but are a result of activities
that cover more than one policy such as salaries of staff
responsible for policy administration.
The amount relates to the gross direct business.
C0010 to
C0120/R06
20
Administrative
expenses —
Gross

Proportional
reinsurance
accepted
Administrative expenses incurred by the undertaking
during the reporting period, on accrual basis are expenses
which are connected with policy administration including
expenses in respect of reinsurance contracts and special
purpose vehicles. Some administrative expenses relate
directly to activity regarding a specific insurance contract
(e.g. maintenance cost) such as cost of premium billing,
cost of sending regular information to policyholders and
cost of handling policy changes (e.g. conversions and
reinstatements). Other administrative expenses relate
directly to insurance activity but are a result of activities
that cover more than one policy such as salaries of staff
responsible for policy administration.
The amount relates to the gross proportional reinsurance
accepted.
C0130 to
C0160/R06
30
Administrative
expenses —
Gross

non proportional
reinsurance
accepted
Administrative expenses incurred by the undertaking
during the reporting period, on accrual basis are expenses
which are connected with policy
administration including
expenses in respect of reinsurance contracts and special
purpose vehicles. Some administrative expenses relate
directly to activity regarding a specific insurance contract
(e.g. maintenance cost) such as cost of premium billing,
cost of sending regular information to policyholders and
cost of handling policy changes (e.g. conversions and
reinstatements). Other administrative expenses relate
directly to insurance activity but are a result of activities
that cover more than one policy such as salaries of staff
responsible for policy administration.
The amount relates to the gross non proportional
reinsurance accepted.
C0010 to
C0160/R06
40
Administrative
expenses —
reinsurers’ share
Administrative expenses incurred by the undertaking
during the reporting period, on accrual basis are expenses
which are connected with policy administration including
expenses in respect of reinsurance contracts and special
purpose vehicles. Some administrative expenses relate
directly to activity regarding a specific insurance contract
(e.g. maintenance cost) such as cost of premium billing,
cost of sending regular information to policyholders and
cost of handling policy changes (e.g. conversions and
reinstatements). Other administrative expenses relate
directly to insurance activity but are a result of activities
that cover more than one policy such as salaries of staff
responsible for policy administration.
The amount relates to the reinsurer’s share.
Reinsurers’ share shall by default be allocated by type of
expenses, if not possible shall be reported as acquisition
expenses.
C0010 to
C0160/R07
00
Administrative
expenses —
Net
Administrative expenses incurred by the undertaking
during the reporting period, on accrual basis are expenses
which are connected with policy administration including
expenses in respect of reinsurance contracts and special
purpose vehicles. Some administrative expenses relate
directly to activity regarding a specific insurance contract
(e.g. maintenance cost) such as cost of premium billing,
cost of sending regular information to policyholders and
cost of handling policy changes (e.g. conversions and
reinstatements). Other administrative expenses relate
directly to insurance activity but are a result of activities
that cover more than one policy such as salaries of staff
responsible for policy administration.
The net administrative expenses represent the sum of the
direct business and the accepted reinsurance business
reduced by the amount ceded to reinsurance
undertakings.
C0010 to
C0120/R07
10
Investment
management
expenses —
Gross

direct business
Investment management expenses are usually not
allocated
on a policy-by-policy
basis but at the level of a
portfolio of insurance contracts. Investment management
expenses could include expenses of record keeping of the
investments’ portfolio, salaries of staff responsible for
investment, remunerations of external advisers, expenses
connected with investment trading activity (i.e. buying
and selling of the portfolio securities) and in some cases
also remuneration for custodial services.
The amount relates to the gross direct business.
C0010 to
C0120/R07
20
Investment
management
expenses —
Gross

proportional
reinsurance
accepted
Investment management expenses are usually not
allocated on a policy-by-policy
basis but at the level of a
portfolio of insurance contracts. Investment management
expenses could include expenses of recordkeeping of the
investments’ portfolio, salaries of staff responsible for
investment, remunerations of external advisers, expenses
connected with investment trading activity (i.e. buying
and selling of the portfolio securities) and in some cases
also remuneration for custodial services.
The amount relates to the gross proportional reinsurance
accepted.
C0130 to
C0160/R07
30
Investment
management
expenses —
Gross

non proportional
reinsurance
accepted
Investment management expenses are usually not
allocated on a policy-by-policy
basis but at the level of a
portfolio of insurance contracts. Investment management
expenses could include expenses of recordkeeping of the
investments’ portfolio, salaries of staff responsible for
investment, remunerations of external advisers, expenses
connected with investment trading activity (i.e. buying
and selling of the portfolio securities) and in some cases
also remuneration for custodial services.
The amount relates to the gross non proportional
reinsurance accepted.
C0010 to
C0160/R07
40
Investment
management
expenses —
Reinsurers’ share
Investment management expenses are usually not
allocated on a policy-by-policy
basis but at the level of a
portfolio of insurance contracts. Investment management
expenses could include expenses of recordkeeping of the
investments’ portfolio, salaries of staff responsible for
investment, remunerations of external advisers, expenses
connected with investment trading activity (i.e. buying
and selling of the portfolio securities) and in some cases
also remuneration for custodial services.
The amount relates to the reinsurers’ share.
Reinsurers’ share shall by default be allocated by type of
expenses, if not possible shall be reported as acquisition
expenses.
C0010 to
C0160/R08
00
Investment
management
expenses —
Net
Investment management expenses are usually not
allocated on a policy-by-policy
basis but at the level of a
portfolio of insurance contracts. Investment management
expenses could include expenses of recordkeeping of the
investments’ portfolio, salaries of staff responsible for
investment, remunerations of external advisers, expenses
connected with investment trading activity (i.e. buying
and selling of the portfolio securities) and in some cases
also remuneration for custodial services.
The amount relates to the net investment management
expenses.
The net investment management expenses represent the
sum of the direct business and the accepted reinsurance
business reduced by the amount ceded to reinsurance
undertakings.
C0010 to
C0120/R08
10
Claims
management
Claims management expenses are expenses that will be
incurred in processing and resolving claims, including
legal and adjuster’s fees and internal costs of processing
expenses–
Gross —
direct business
claims payments. Some of these expenses could be
assignable to individual claim (e.g. legal and adjuster’s
fees), others are a result of activities that cover more than
one claim (e.g. salaries of staff of claims handling
department).
The amount
relates to the gross direct business.
This shall include the movement in provisions in claims
management expenses.
C0010 to
C0120/R08
20
Claims
management
expenses —
Gross

Proportional
reinsurance
accepted
Claims management expenses are expenses that will be
incurred in processing and resolving claims, including
legal and adjuster’s fees and internal costs of processing
claims payments. Some of these expenses could be
assignable to individual claim (e.g. legal and adjuster’s
fees), others are a result of
activities that cover more than
one claim (e.g. salaries of staff of claims handling
department).
The amount relates to the gross proportional reinsurance
accepted.
This shall include the movement in provisions in claims
management expenses.
C0130 to
C0160/R08
30
Claims
management
expenses —
Gross

Non–
proportional
reinsurance
accepted
Claims management expenses are expenses that will be
incurred in processing and resolving claims, including
legal and adjuster’s fees and internal costs of processing
claims payments. Some of these expenses could be
assignable to individual claim (e.g. legal and adjuster’s
fees), others are a result of activities that cover more than
one claim (e.g. salaries of staff of claims handling
department).
The amount relates to the gross non proportional
reinsurance accepted.
This shall include the movement in provisions in claims
management expenses.
C0010 to
C0160/R08
40
Claims
management
expenses —
Reinsurers’ share
Claims management expenses are expenses that will be
incurred in processing and resolving claims, including
legal and adjuster’s fees and internal costs of processing
claims payments. Some of these expenses could be
assignable to individual claim (e.g. legal and adjuster’s
fees), others are a result of activities that cover more than
one claim (e.g. salaries of staff of claims handling
department).
The amount relates to the reinsurers’ share.
This shall include the movement in provisions in claims
management expenses.
Reinsurers’ share shall by default be allocated by type of
expenses, if not possible shall be reported as acquisition
expenses.
C0010 to
C0160/R09
00
Claims
management
expenses —
Net
Claims management expenses are expenses that will be
incurred in processing and resolving claims, including
legal and adjuster’s fees and internal costs of processing
claims payments. Some of these expenses could be
assignable to individual claim (e.g. legal and adjuster’s
fees), others are a result of activities that cover more than
one claim (e.g. salaries of staff of claims handling
department).
The net claims management expenses represent the sum
of the direct business and the accepted reinsurance
business reduced by the amount ceded to reinsurance
undertakings.
This shall include the movement in provisions in claims
management expenses.
C0010 to
C0120/R09
10
Acquisition
expenses —
Gross

direct business
Acquisition expenses include expenses, including
renewal expenses, which can be identified at the level of
individual insurance contract and have been incurred
because the undertaking has issued that particular
contract. These are commission costs, costs of selling,
underwriting and initiating an insurance contract that has
been issued. It includes movements in deferred
acquisition costs. For reinsurance undertaking
definition
shall be applied mutatis mutandis.
The amount relates to the gross direct business.
C0010 to
C0120/R09
20
Acquisition
expenses —
Gross

Proportional
reinsurance
accepted
Acquisition expenses include expenses, including
renewal expenses, which can be identified at the level of
individual insurance contract and have been incurred
because the undertaking has issued that particular
contract. These are commission costs, costs of selling,
underwriting and initiating an insurance contract that has
been issued. It includes movements in deferred
acquisition costs. For reinsurance undertaking definition
shall be applied mutatis mutandis.
The amount relates to the gross proportional reinsurance
accepted.
C0130 to
C0160/R09
30
Acquisition
expenses —
Gross

Non
proportional
reinsurance
accepted
Acquisition expenses include expenses, including
renewal expenses, which can be identified at the level of
individual insurance contract and have been incurred
because the undertaking has issued that particular
contract. These are commission costs, costs of selling,
underwriting and initiating an insurance contract that has
been issued. It includes movements in deferred
acquisition costs. For reinsurance undertaking definition
shall be applied mutatis mutandis.
The amount relates to the non–proportional reinsurance
accepted.
C0010 to
C0160/R09
40
Acquisition
expenses —
Reinsurers’ share
Acquisition expenses include expenses, including
renewal expenses, which can be identified at the level of
individual insurance contract and have been incurred
because the undertaking has issued that particular
contract. These are commission costs, costs of selling,
underwriting and initiating an insurance contract that has
been issued. It includes movements in deferred
acquisition
costs. For reinsurance undertaking definition
shall be applied mutatis mutandis.
The amount relates to the reinsurers’ share.
Reinsurers’ share shall by default be allocated by type of
expenses, if not possible shall be reported as acquisition
expenses.
C0010 to
C0160/R10
00
Acquisition
expenses —
Net
Acquisition expenses include expenses, including
renewal expenses, which can be identified at the level of
individual insurance contract and have been incurred
because the undertaking has issued that particular
contract. These are commission costs, costs of selling,
underwriting and initiating an insurance contract that has
been issued. It includes movements in deferred
acquisition costs. For reinsurance undertakings, the
definition shall be applied mutatis mutandis.
The net acquisition expenses represent the sum of the
direct business and the accepted reinsurance business
reduced by the amount ceded to reinsurance
undertakings.
C0010 to
C0120/R10
10
Overhead expenses

Gross —
direct
business
Overhead expenses include salaries to general managers,
auditing costs and regular day–to–day costs i.e.
electricity bill, rent for accommodations, IT costs. These
overhead expenses also include expenses related to the
development of new insurance and reinsurance business,
advertising insurance products, improvement of the
internal processes such as investment in system required
to support insurance and reinsurance business (e.g.
buying new IT system and developing new software).
The amount relates to the gross direct business.
C0010 to
C0120/R10
20
Overhead expenses

Gross —
Proportional
Overhead expenses include salaries to general managers,
auditing costs and regular day–to–day costs i.e.
electricity bill, rent for accommodations, IT costs. These
overhead expenses also include expenses related to the
reinsurance
accepted
development of new insurance and reinsurance business,
advertising insurance products, improvement of the
internal processes such as investment in system required
to support insurance and reinsurance business (e.g.
buying new IT system and developing new software).
The amount relates to the gross proportional reinsurance
accepted.
C0130 to
C0160/R10
30
Overhead expenses

Gross —
Non
proportional
reinsurance
accepted
Overhead expenses include salaries to general managers,
auditing costs and regular day–to–day costs i.e.
electricity bill, rent for accommodations, IT costs. These
overhead expenses also include expenses related to the
development of new insurance and reinsurance business,
advertising insurance products, improvement of the
internal processes such as investment in system required
to support insurance and reinsurance business (e.g.
buying new IT system and developing new software).
The amount relates to the gross

non proportional
reinsurance accepted.
C0010 to
C0160/R10
40
Overhead expenses

Reinsurers’
share
Overhead expenses include salaries to general managers,
auditing costs and regular day–to–day costs i.e.
electricity bill, rent for accommodations, IT costs. These
overhead expenses also include expenses related to the
development of new insurance and reinsurance business,
advertising insurance products, improvement of the
internal processes such as investment in system required
to support insurance and reinsurance business (e.g.
buying new IT system and developing new software).
The amount relates to the reinsurers’ share.
Reinsurers’ share shall by default be allocated by type of
expenses, if not possible shall be reported as acquisition
expenses.
C0010 to
C0160/R11
00
Overhead expenses

Net
Overhead expenses include salaries to general managers,
auditing costs and regular day–to–day costs i.e.
electricity bill, rent for accommodations, IT costs. These
overhead expenses also include expenses related to the
development of new insurance and reinsurance business,
advertising insurance products, improvement of the
internal processes such as investment in system required
to support insurance and reinsurance business (e.g.
buying new IT system and developing new software).
The net overhead expenses represent the sum of the
direct business and the accepted reinsurance business
reduced by the amount ceded to reinsurance
undertakings.
C0200/R01
10–R1100
Total Total for different items for all Lines of Business.
C0200/R12
10
Balance
-
other
technical expenses/
income
Net technical expenses/income not covered by above
mentioned expenses/income and reduced by the amount
ceded to reinsurance undertakings. Other technical
expenses/income shall
not be split by lines of business.
Shall not include
change in other technical provisions
and
non–technical expenses/income
such as tax, interest
expenses, losses on disposals, etc.
The amount of net technical expenses/income shall be
reported negative if the amount of technical income is
larger than the amount of technical expenses.
C0200/R13
00
Total technical
expenses
Amount of all technical expenses
Life insurance and reinsurance obligations
C0210 to
C0280/R14
10
Premiums written

Gross
Gross premiums written shall comprise all amounts due
during the reporting period
in respect of insurance
contracts, arising from gross business, regardless of the
fact that such amounts may relate in whole or in part to a
later
reporting period.
Amount of taxes or charges
levied
with premiums
shall
be excluded from the written
premiums.
It includes both direct and reinsurance business.
C0210 to
C0280/R14
20
Premiums written

Reinsurers’
share
Gross premiums written shall comprise all amounts
ceded to reinsurers due during the
reporting period
in
respect of insurance contracts regardless of the fact that
such amounts may relate in whole or in part to a later
reporting period.
Amount of taxes or charges
levied with
premiums
shall
be excluded from the written premiums.
C0210 to
C0280/R15
00
Premiums written

net
The net premiums written represent the sum of the direct
business and the accepted reinsurance business reduced
by the amount ceded to reinsurance undertakings.
C0210 to
C0280/R15
10
Premiums earned

Gross
The
sum of gross premiums written minus the change in
the gross provision for unearned premiums related to
direct insurance and reinsurance accepted business.
Amount of taxes or charges levied with premiums shall
be excluded from the premiums earned.
C0210 to
C0280/R15
20
Premiums earned

reinsurers’ share
The reinsurer’s share in gross premiums written minus
the change in the reinsurer’s share in provision for
unearned premiums.
Amount of taxes or charges levied
with premiums shall
be excluded from the premiums
earned.
C0210 to
C0280/R16
00
Premiums earned

Net
The sum of gross premiums written minus the change in
the gross provision for unearned premiums related to the
sum of the direct business and the accepted reinsurance
business reduced by the amount ceded to reinsurance
undertakings.
C0210 to
C0280/R16
10
Claims incurred —
Gross
Claims incurred in the reporting period as defined in
directive 91/674/EEC: the claims incurred means the sum
of the claims paid and the change in the provision for
claims during the reporting period
(according to the local
GAAP or IFRS used), related to insurance contracts
arising from the direct and reinsurance business.
This shall exclude claims management expenses and the
movement in provisions in claims management expenses.
C0210 to
C0280/R16
20
Claims incurred —
Reinsurers’ share
Claims incurred in the reporting period as defined in
Directive 91/674/EEC: it is the reinsurer’s share in the
sum of the claims paid and the change in the provision
for claims during the reporting period.
This shall exclude claims management expenses and the
movement in provisions in claims management expenses.
C0210 to
C0280/R17
00
Claims incurred —
Net
Claims incurred in the reporting period as defined in
Directive 91/674/EEC: the claims incurred means the
sum of the claims paid and the change in the provision
for claims during the reporting period
(according to the
local GAAP or IFRS used), related to the sum of the
direct business and the accepted reinsurance business
reduced by the amount ceded to reinsurance
undertakings.
This shall exclude claims management expenses and the
movement in provisions in claims management expenses.
C0210 to
C0280/R19
00
Expenses incurred All technical expenses incurred by the undertaking
during the reporting period, on accrual basis.
C0210 to
C0280/R19
10
Administrative
expenses —
Gross
Administrative expenses incurred by the undertaking
during the reporting period, on accrual basis are expenses
which are connected with policy administration including
expenses in respect of reinsurance contracts and special
purpose vehicles. Some administrative expenses relate
directly to activity regarding a specific insurance contract
(e.g. maintenance cost) such as cost of premium billing,
cost of sending regular information to policyholders and
cost of handling policy changes (e.g. conversions and
reinstatements). Other administrative expenses relate
directly to insurance activity but are a result of activities
that cover more than one policy such as salaries of staff
responsible for policy administration.
The amount relates to the gross direct and reinsurance
business.
C0210 to
C0280/R19
20
Administrative
expenses —
reinsurers’ share
Administrative expenses incurred by the undertaking
during the reporting period, on accrual basis are expenses
which are connected with policy administration including
expenses in respect of reinsurance contracts and special
purpose vehicles. Some administrative expenses relate
directly to activity regarding a specific insurance contract
(e.g. maintenance cost) such as cost of premium billing,
cost of sending regular information to policyholders and
cost of handling policy changes (e.g. conversions and
reinstatements). Other administrative expenses relate
directly to insurance activity but are a result of activities
that cover more than one policy such as salaries of staff
responsible for policy administration.
The amount relates to the reinsurer’s share.
Reinsurers’ share shall by default be allocated by type of
expenses, if not possible shall be reported as acquisition
expenses.
C0210 to
C0280/R20
00
Administrative
expenses —
Net
Administrative expenses incurred by the undertaking
during the reporting period, on accrual basis are expenses
which are connected with policy administration including
expenses in respect of reinsurance contracts and special
purpose vehicles. Some administrative expenses relate
directly to activity regarding a specific insurance contract
(e.g. maintenance cost) such as cost of premium billing,
cost of sending regular information to policyholders and
cost of handling policy changes (e.g. conversions and
reinstatements). Other administrative expenses relate
directly to insurance activity but are a result of activities
that cover more than one policy such as salaries of staff
responsible for policy administration.
The amount relates to the net administrative expenses.
The net administrative expenses represent the sum of the
direct business and the accepted reinsurance business
reduced by the amount ceded to reinsurance
undertakings.
C0210 to
C0280/R20
10
Investment
management
expenses —
Gross
Investment management expenses are usually not
allocated on a policy-by-policy
basis but at the level of a
portfolio of insurance contracts. Investment management
expenses could include expenses of recordkeeping of the
investments’ portfolio, salaries of staff responsible for
investment, remunerations of external advisers, expenses
connected with investment trading activity (i.e. buying
and selling of the portfolio securities) and in some cases
also remuneration for custodial services.
The amount relates to
the gross direct and reinsurance
business.
C0210 to
C0280/R20
20
Investment
management
expenses —
reinsurers’ share
Investment management expenses are usually not
allocated on a policy-by-policy
basis but at the level of a
portfolio of insurance contracts. Investment management
expenses could include expenses of recordkeeping of the
investments’ portfolio, salaries of staff responsible for
investment, remunerations of external advisers, expenses
connected with investment trading activity (i.e. buying
and selling of the portfolio securities) and in some cases
also remuneration for custodial services.
The amount relates to the reinsurers’ share.
Reinsurers’ share shall by default be allocated by type of
expenses, if not possible shall be reported as acquisition
expenses.
C0210 to
C0280/R21
00
Investment
management
expenses —
Net
Investment management expenses are usually not
allocated on a policy-by-policy
basis but at the level of a
portfolio of insurance contracts. Investment management
expenses could include expenses of recordkeeping of the
investments’ portfolio, salaries of staff responsible for
investment, remunerations of external advisers, expenses
connected with investment trading activity (i.e. buying
and selling of the portfolio securities) and in some cases
also remuneration for custodial services.
The amount relates to the net investment management
expenses.
The net investment management expenses represent the
sum of the direct business and the accepted reinsurance
business reduced by the amount ceded to reinsurance
undertakings.
C0210 to
C0280/R21
10
Claims
management
expenses —
Gross
Claims management expenses are expenses that will be
incurred in processing and resolving claims, including
legal and adjuster’s fees and internal costs of processing
claims payments. Some of these expenses could be
assignable to individual claim (e.g. legal and adjuster’s
fees), others are a result of activities that cover more than
one claim (e.g. salaries of staff of claims handling
department).
The amount relates to the gross direct and reinsurance
business.
This shall include the movement in provisions in claims
management expenses.
C0210 to
C0280/R21
20
Claims
management
expenses —
Reinsurers’ share
Claims management expenses are expenses that will be
incurred in processing and resolving claims, including
legal and adjuster’s fees and internal costs of processing
claims payments. Some of these expenses could be
assignable to individual claim (e.g. legal and adjuster’s
fees), others are a result of activities that cover more than
one claim (e.g. salaries of staff of claims handling
department).
The amount relates to the reinsurers’ share.
This shall include the movement in provisions in claims
management expenses.
Reinsurers’ share shall by default be allocated by type of
expenses, if not possible shall be reported as acquisition
expenses.
C0210 to
C0280/R22
00
Claims
management
expenses —
Net
Claims management expenses are expenses that will be
incurred in processing and resolving claims, including
legal and adjuster’s fees and internal costs of processing
claims payments. Some of these expenses could be
assignable to individual claim (e.g. legal and adjuster’s
fees), others are a result of activities that cover more than
one claim (e.g. salaries of staff of claims handling
department).
The net claims management expenses represent the sum
of the direct business and the accepted reinsurance
business reduced by the amount ceded to reinsurance
undertakings.
This shall include the movement in provisions in claims
management expenses.
C0210 to
C0280/R22
10
Acquisition
expenses —
Gross
Acquisition expenses include expenses which can be
identified at the level of individual insurance contract
and have been incurred because the undertaking has
issued that particular contract. These are commission
costs, costs of selling, underwriting and initiating an
insurance contract that has been issued. It includes
movements in deferred acquisition costs. For reinsurance
undertaking definition shall be applied mutatis mutandis.
The amount relates to the gross direct and reinsurance
business.
C0210 to
C0280/R22
20
Acquisition
expenses —
Reinsurers’ share
Acquisition expenses include expenses which can be
identified at the level of individual insurance contract
and have been incurred because the undertaking has
issued that particular contract. These are commission
costs, costs of selling, underwriting and initiating an
insurance contract that has been issued. It includes
movements in deferred acquisition costs. For reinsurance
undertaking definition shall be applied mutatis mutandis.
The amount relates to the reinsurers’ share.
Reinsurers’ share shall by default be allocated by type of
expenses, if not possible shall be reported as acquisition
expenses.
C0210 to
C0280/R23
00
Acquisition
expenses —
Net
Acquisition expenses include expenses which can be
identified at the level of individual insurance contract
and have been incurred because the undertaking has
issued that particular contract. These are commission
costs, costs of selling, underwriting and initiating an
insurance contract that has been issued. It includes
movements in deferred acquisition costs. For reinsurance
undertaking definition shall be applied mutatis mutandis.
The net acquisition expenses represent the sum of the
direct business and the accepted reinsurance business
reduced by the amount ceded to reinsurance
undertakings.
C0210 to
C0280/R23
10
Overhead expenses

Gross
Overhead expenses include salaries to general managers,
auditing costs and regular day–to–day costs i.e.
electricity bill, rent for accommodations, IT costs. These
overhead expenses also include expenses related to the
development of new insurance and reinsurance business,
advertising insurance products, improvement of the
internal processes such as investment in system required
to support insurance and reinsurance business (e.g.
buying new IT system and developing new software).
The amount relates to the gross direct and reinsurance
business.
C0210 to
C0280/R23
20
Overhead expenses

Reinsurers’
share
Overhead expenses include salaries to general managers,
auditing costs and regular day–to–day costs i.e.
electricity bill, rent for accommodations, IT costs. These
overhead expenses also include expenses related to the
development of new insurance and reinsurance business,
advertising insurance products, improvement of the
internal processes such as investment in system required
to support insurance and reinsurance business (e.g.
buying new IT system and developing new software).
The amount relates to the reinsurers’ share.
Reinsurers’ share shall by default be allocated by type of
expenses, if not possible shall be reported as acquisition
expenses.
C0210 to
C0280/R24
00
Overhead expenses

Net
Overhead expenses include salaries to general managers,
auditing costs and regular day–to–day costs i.e.
electricity bill, rent for accommodations, IT costs. These
overhead expenses also include expenses related to the
development of new insurance and reinsurance business,
advertising insurance products, improvement of the
internal processes such as investment in system required
to support insurance and reinsurance business (e.g.
buying new IT system and developing new software).
The net overhead expenses represent the sum of the
direct business and the accepted reinsurance business
reduced by the amount ceded to reinsurance
undertakings.
C0300/R14
10–R2400
Total Total for different items for all life lines of business, as
defined in
Annex I to Delegated Regulation (EU)
2015/35.
C0300/R25
10
Balance –
other
technical expenses/
income
Net
technical expenses/income
not covered by above
mentioned expenses/income
and reduced by the amount
ceded to reinsurance undertakings. Other technical
expenses/income shall
not be split by lines of business.
Shall not include
change in other technical provisions
and
non–technical expenses/income
such as tax, interest
expenses, losses on disposals, etc.
The amount of net technical expenses/income shall be
reported negative if the amount of technical income is
larger than the amount of technical expenses.
C0300/R26
00
Total expenses Amount of all technical expenses.
C0210 to
C0280/R27
Total amount of
surrenders
This amount represents the total amount of surrenders
occurred during the year.
00 This amount is also reported under claims incurred (item
R1610).