At the end of each financial year, the Board of Directors or the Management Board draws up a written solvency report. This report sets out the conditions under which the company guarantees its commitments to policyholders or reinsured companies by building up sufficient technical provisions, the calculation methods and assumptions used for which are explained and justified. It also sets out the investment guidelines defined, presents and analyses the results obtained and indicates whether the solvency margin has been built up in accordance with the applicable regulations. The solvency report must contain an analysis of the conditions under which the undertaking is able, in the medium and long term, to meet all its commitments.
The solvency report referred to in the first paragraph is communicated to the statutory auditors and to the Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution.