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Article R336-6 of the French Insurance Code

Each year, in accordance with the procedures defined by the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution, undertakings must send the Autorité a detailed annual report on their operations and any statements, tables or documents that enable it to monitor their financial situation, the performance of their operations, the collection of premiums or contributions, the settlement of claims, the valuation and, for the undertakings referred to in 1° and 2°…

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Article R336-7 of the French Insurance Code

Each year, the undertakings referred to in Article L. 310-3-2 carry out a solvency test designed to assess their ability to meet their commitments to policyholders and reinsured undertakings under deteriorated market conditions. The procedures for this test are set by the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution.

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Article R341-2 of the French Insurance Code

Subject to the provisions of this code and the adaptations made necessary by the accounting requirements of the Autorité des normes comptables (French accounting standards authority) which apply to them, the companies referred to in article L. 341-1 are subject to the provisions of articles R. 123-172 to R. 123-180, R. 123-184 to R. 123-189, R. 123-191, R. 123-198 and R. 123-199 of the French Commercial Code.

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Article R341-4 of the French Insurance Code

Unless an exception is authorised by the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel pursuant to article L. 341-4, the financial year begins on 1 January and ends on 31 December of each year. By way of exception, the first financial year of French companies commencing operations during a calendar year may be closed at the end of the following year.

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Article R341-7 of the French Insurance Code

Transactions in foreign currencies and the related accounting documents are defined and kept in each of the currencies used, in accordance with the accounting requirements of the Autorité des normes comptables. However, companies whose foreign currency transactions are not material may keep their accounting records solely in euros. The annual accounts are drawn up in euros. For the purposes of preparing the annual accounts, transactions in foreign currencies are converted…

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Article R341-8 of the French Insurance Code

Unless it publishes them pursuant to article L. 341-3, the undertaking shall make the annual accounts, the management report, the auditors’ report on the annual accounts and, where applicable, the consolidated or combined accounts, the group management report and the auditors’ report on the consolidated or combined accounts available to any person who so requests, in return for payment of a sum which may not exceed the amount set by…

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Article R341-9 of the French Insurance Code

All undertakings referred to in Article L. 310-1 or in 1° of III of Article L. 310-1-1 are required to implement procedures for the preparation and verification of the financial and accounting information necessary for the preparation of the annual financial statements. These procedures are described in a report submitted annually to the Board of Directors or the Supervisory Board for approval and sent to the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel…

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Article R342-1 of the French Insurance Code

This section applies to contracts or commitments for which an appropriation sub-account is kept which is not covered by Article L. 441-8 of the Insurance Code, Article L. 222-1 of the Mutual Code or Article L. 932-24 of the Social Security Code. For each sub-account, the following is drawn up: a) An appropriation profit and loss account ; b) An appropriation balance sheet account, showing the assets of the contract(s)…

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