Abstract
With the insurance business becoming increasingly international, supervisory authorities need to increase cross-border cooperation with other supervisory authorities if they want to be able to achieve their supervisory objectives. Today, effective protection of domestic policyholders and the maintenance of a sound and stable domestic insurance market increasingly depend on the effective analysis of the risks arising from cross-border activities and the overall assessment of the insurer's or group's risk profile.
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