2014 Report on Cross Border IORP Market Developments



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2014 Report on Cross Border IORP Market Developments This is the eighth report in a series on Market Developments 1 with regard to crossborder activities, following the implementation by Member States of Directive 2003/41/EC 2. It provides a brief overview of the occupational pensions landscape in the European Economic Area (EEA), as well as the developments in cross-border arrangements of Institutions for Occupational Retirement Provisions (IORPs). 1. The process adopted The set-up of this year s report is different than those of previous years. Besides providing information on new cross-borders IORPs and withdrawals during the period 2 June 2013 and 1 June 2014, additional data have been added in order to provide a more comprehensive and detailed overview of the European occupational pensions landscape as a whole. Furthermore, EIOPA has added data to the report that enable the reader to better assess the developments of cross-border operations carried out by those entities that are regulated by the IORP Directive. These data include: o The total number of IORPs and art. 4 insurance undertakings 3 in the EEA (the term art. 4 insurance undertakings refers to insurance undertakings that, through ringfencing of assets (and liabilities), operate (part of) their occupational pension business under art. 4 of the IORP Directive); o An approximation of the assets held by these entities (these include assets related to cross-border operations and related to national operations); o An overview of countries that act as home state to active 4 cross-border IORPs; o The number of authorised IORPs that have finalised the notification procedure to operate cross-border; o The number of active cross-border IORPs; o The sort of pension schemes operated by the active cross-border IORPs; o An overview of the host countries to the active cross-border IORPs; o An overview of which countries act as home and host countries. 1 For the previous reports, see https://eiopa.europa.eu/publications/reports/index.html. 2 Directive 2003/41/EC is on the Activities and Supervision of Institutions for Occupational Retirement Provision 3 According to art. 4 of the Directive 2003/41/EC Member States may choose to apply articles 9 to 16 and 18 to 20 of this Directive to the occupational-retirement-provision business of insurance undertakings 4 Active = entities holding assets related to cross-border operations Page 1 of 12

2. The findings 2.1 IORPs/art. 4 insurance undertakings in the EEA (cross-border and non cross-border) Respondents to this year s survey have been asked to provide data that would allow the creation of an overview of the IORP/art. 4 insurance undertakings landscape in the European Economic Area (EEA). The goal of this exercise was to give an indication of the total of assets held by entities that fall under the regulation of the IORP Directive in EEA. The results are shown in Table A. Table A: Overview of IORP/art. 4 insurance undertakings landscape in EEA Total nr. of IORPs Total nr. of art. 4 insurance undertakings Approximate assets held by all IORPs (in million ) 5, 6 Approximate ringfenced assets held by all art. 4 insurance undertakings (in million ) 5, 6 AT 15-16.524 - BE 199-18.538 - BG 2-4.092 - CY 1.825-3.165 - DE 178-178.836 - DK 25-7.500 - FR - 4-1.147 FI 53-4.600 - HR 17-106 - HU 1-0,162 - IE 62.121-85.000 - IT 310-93.767 - LI 6-352 - LU (CSSF) 14-854 - LV 7-236 - MT 1 - n/a - NL 381-1.003.388 - NO 84-28.200 - PL 5-492 - PT 191-14.425 - SE 85-34.578 - - 30-193.787 SI 3-513 - 3 397 SK 4-1.322 - UK 44.600-1.383.013 - Total 110.127 37 2.879.501 195.331 Aggregated 110.164 3.074.832 5 IORPs and art. 4 insurance undertakings are usually not required to report their assets on one specific date. Therefore in some occasions the aggregated figures might refer to different reporting periods and the assets mentioned in Table A are not an exact reflection of the total of assets held on 1 June 2014. The figures were aggregated and are the most recent data the supervisors have received from IORPs and art. 4 insurance undertakings. 6 Countries that are not part of the Euro zone have been asked to calculate the reported assets in Euro. Therefore, currency fluctuations might have occurred. Page 2 of 12

2.2 Zooming in on cross-border IORPs In this year s survey respondents were asked to provide data in a different format. To be able to present a more comprehensive and accurate overview respondents were asked to provide EIOPA with data on the total number of IORPs and art. 4 insurance undertakings that are authorised to operate cross-border and went through the notification process. In a following step they were asked to indicate which of these entities are active on the cross-border market, i.e. hold assets and liabilities relating to their cross border activity, as of 1 June 2014. Finally, respondents were asked to indicate what sort of schemes the active cross-border entities are operating. Table B below is drawn from the replies to this year s questionnaire. Compared to last year s report, the table now also identifies how many authorised cross-border IORPs hold assets relating to their cross-border activity. The number of active cross-border IORPs is lower than the number of IORPs that have completed the notification procedure to operate cross-border. One reason for this difference may be that it usually takes some time, even after the notification procedure is finalised, to really start the cross-border activity. Table B: Authorised IORPs and IORPs that actively operate cross border Home country with active crossborder IORPs on 1.6.2014 Authorised cross-border IORPs that have finalised the notification procedure to operate cross-border Active crossborder IORPs on 1.6.2014 DB, DC or DB/DC (active cross-border IORPs) AT Yes 2 1 DC 7 BE Yes 12 11 6 DB, 3 DB/DC, 2 DC DE Yes 3 3 DB IE Yes 33 25 14 DB, 11 DC LI Yes 4 4 IORP 1: DB with guarantee, DB without guarantee, DC 8 IORP 2: DB with guarantee IORP 3: DC 8 IORP 4: DC LU (CSSF) Yes 1 1 2 DB schemes, 1 DC scheme LU (CAA) 1 1 n/a NO No 1 0 - UK Yes 29 29 n/a 9 Total 7 86 75 7 The definition of what constitutes a DB or DC scheme may differ from Member State to Member State. The Austrian supervisor reports this pension scheme to be a DC scheme, whereas it is regarded a DB scheme by the German supervisor. 8 The definition of what constitutes a DB or DC scheme may differ from Member State to Member State. The Liechtenstein supervisor reports this pension scheme to be a DC scheme, whereas it is regarded a DB scheme by the German supervisor. 9 The UK supervisor, at this moment in time, is not able to provide the breakdown of information requested in this column. Page 3 of 12

Table B shows there are 86 IORPs that have finalised the notification procedure for operating cross-border as of 1 June 2014 (as compared to 82 IORPs as of 1 June 2013). Of these 86 IORPs, 75 are actively operating cross-border. No art. 4 insurance undertakings have finalised the notification procedure. A list of reported active cross-border IORPs is shown in Annex 1 at the end of the report. 2.3 Home activity of Member States 75 active cross-border IORPs Since the publication of last year s market development report, there was a decrease of one (Cyprus) in the number of Member States included in the list of home states. Furthermore, it should be noted that the (only) cross-border IORP reported by Norway (see Table B) is not yet active. The number of home states to active IORPs therefore is 7 as of 1 June 2014. Home States, number of active cross-border IORPs AT: 1 Austria BE: 11 Belgium DE: 3 Germany UK: 29 Ireland Liechtenstein Luxembourg IE: 25 United Kingdom LI: 4 LU: 2 A list of cross-border activities from the various Home States is shown in Annex 2. Page 4 of 12

2.4 Host activity of Member States In relation to acting as the host state, we see greater levels of diversity compared to home state designation. A majority of EEA states host one or more cross-border IORPs. The total number of host countries with active cross-border IORPs is 17 as of 1 June 2014. The chart below should be read as follows: The total number of active cross-border IORPs is 75 (see Table B). Some of these IORPs are active in more than one host country (see Annex 2). The UK acts as host country for 27 active cross-border IORPs, AT for 1 active cross-border IORP, etc.. SE: 1 Host States for the 75 active cross-border IORPs AT: 1 Austria CY: 1 CZ: 2 Belgium BE: 4 Cyprus Czech Republic DE: 8 EL: 2 Germany UK: 27 LI: 1 Greece (EL) ES: 1 Liechtenstein Spain FR: 5 France Hungary Ireland NL: 13 IE: 22 Lithuania Luxembourg Malta LU: 9 Netherlands Sweden MT: 1 United Kingdom LT: 1 A table of home and host states appears below in Annex 3. Page 5 of 12

3. Developments in cross-border activity 2 June 2013 until 1 June 2014 Table C: New cross-border IORPs and withdrawals Home Country Host(s) Number of new IORPs Belgium Netherlands 2 Number of withdrawals Cyprus Greece 1 Ireland United Kingdom 4 Luxembourg N/A 2 10 United Kingdom Greece 1 Ireland 1 Belgium, France 1 Total 8 4 The table shows that during the period of June 2013 to June 2014, 8 IORPs finalised the notification procedure to operate cross-border, of which some also commenced the actual cross-border operations. Two IORPs were reported as having ceased cross-border operations and there was a corrected reporting of one IORP operating in several host states (see footnote 10). 10 The withdrawal figure for Luxembourg represents a correction compared to the previous report. One LU IORP is authorised to operate in three host states, but this was formerly reported as 3 separate cases. Page 6 of 12

The picture below provides an overview of home host relationships with regard to the 75 active IORPs AT CZ DE ES LI FR LU EL UK CY SE IE MT LT BE NL HU Page 7 of 12

4. Next steps This report will be made available to market participants via the EIOPA website. EIOPA intends to continue to seek an understanding of market developments in this area and to continue to improve the information available to market participants. Page 8 of 12

Annex 1: List of active cross-border IORPs Presented here is a list of active cross-border IORPs, as at 1 June 2014. Note that this list is not identical for all member states to the list of cross-border IORPs that can be derived from EIOPA s Register of IORPs 11. This is due to three reasons: (i) changes that occurred between 31 st December 2013 and 1 st June 2014, (ii) some of the cross-border IORPs mentioned in the register of IORPs are not active cross-border cases yet, and (iii) the register of IORPs does, for a number of Member States, not contain the crossborder IORPs presented below with less than 100 members. The table below does however include cross-border IORPs with less than 100 members 12. Country AT BE DE IE Name IORP 1 APK PENSIONSKASSE AG 1 CHEVRON ORGANISME VOOR DE FINANCIERING VAN PENSIOENEN, OFP 2 NESTLE PENSIOENFONDS (NPF), OFP,FONDS DE PENSIONS NESTLE (FPN), OFP 3 PENSIOENFONDS RICOH, OFP,FONDS DE PENSION RICOH, OFP 4 J & J PENSION FUND, OFP,J & J PENSION FUND, OFP 5 PENSIOENFONDS GROEP-STAAL, OFP,FONDS DE PENSION GROUPACIER, OFP 6 PFIZER PENSIOENFONDS, OFP,FONDS DE PENSION PFIZER, OFP 7 PENSION & CO IBP, OFP 8 BP PENSIOENFONDS, OFP 9 EUROCLEAR PENSION FUND, OFP 10 CITCO IBP, INSTELLING VOOR BEDRIJFSPENSIOENVOORZIENING, OFP 11 ALCON PENSIOENFONDS, OFP 1 BVV VERSICHERUNGSVEREIN DES BANKGEWERBES A.G. 2 NÜRNBERGER PENSIONSKASSE AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT 3 R+V PENSIONSVERSICHERUNG A.G. 1 THE CHURCH OF IRELAND CLERGY PENSIONS FUND 2 THE ALLIANZ GROUP PENSION SCHEME 3 AIB GROUP IRISH PENSION SCHEME 4 THE MERCER DC MASTER TRUST 5 INTEL PAN-EUROPEAN PENSION PLAN 6 IRISH TIMES LIMITED PENSION AND LIFE ASSURANCE PLANS 7 THE KPMG STAFF PENSION SCHEME 8 SIPTU PENSION AND LIFE ASSURANCE PLAN 9 BANK OF IRELAND AFFILIATED PENSION FUND 10 DONEGAL CREAMERIES PENSION & DEATH BENEFIT PLAN 11 IRISH AIRLINES (GENERAL EMPLOYEES) SUPERANNUATION SCHEME 12 THE BANK OF IRELAND STAFF PENSIONS FUND PNC GLOBAL INVESTMENT SERVICING (EUROPE) LIMITED PENSION SCHEME 13 THE 1991 CONCERN RETIREMENT BENEFITS SCHEME 14 2004 SICON LTD GROUP DEFINED CONTRIBUTION PENSION AND 11 https://eiopa.europa.eu/publications/register-of-iorps/index.html 12 For the UK, at this moment in time, the list of UK cross-border IORPs was extracted from EIOPA s Register of IORPs. Therefore only the names of active cross-border IORPs with 100 members or more are listed in Annex 1. Page 9 of 12

DEATH BENEFITS SCHEME Country Name IORP 15 IRISH NATIONAL TEACHERS ORGANISATION PENSION SCHEME 16 AERCAP IRELAND LIMITED EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLAN 17 THE SECOND AER LINGUS SUPPLEMENTARY SCHEME 18 XTRATHERM LIMITED PENSION PLAN 19 GAELETRIC HOLDINGS PLC PENSION SCHEME IE 20 THE AECOM IRELAND DC PLAN (continued) 21 IRISH CONTINENTAL GROUP DEFINED CONTRIBUTION SCHEME 22 THE KENNEDY WILSON EUROPE LIMITED PENSION SCHEME 23 IRISH BUSINESS AND EMPLOYERS CONFEDERATION PENSION PLAN 24 SIX NATIONS RUGBY LIMITED RETIREMENTS BENEFITS SCHEME 25 SISK HEALTHCARE EUROPEAN PENSION SCHEME 1 LV1871 PENSIONSFONDS AG 2 ROFENBERG STIFTUNG FÜR PERSONALVORSORGE LI 3 SWISS LIFE INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYEE BENEFITS PENSION FUND 4 AAK ALLGEMEINE AUSGLEICHSKASSE AG LU 1 THE UNILEVER PENSION PLAN (CSSF) LU (CAA) 1 SWISS LIFE INTERNATIONAL PENSION FUND 1 TSSA STAFF PENSION SCHEME 2 SEI MASTER TRUST 3 EXXONMOBIL PENSION PLAN 4 VF CORPORATION UK PENSION PLAN 5 RNLI1983 CONTRIBUTORY PENSION SCHEME 6 THE NORTH OF ENGLAND PROTECTING AND INDEMNITY ASSOCIATION LIMITED RETIREMENT BENEFIT SCHEME 7 ACCOR UK RETIREMENT BENEFITS PLAN 8 ROBERT BOSCH LIMITED MONEY PURCHASE PLAN UK 13 9 TNT GROUP PENSION SCHEME (100 10 J.P. MORGAN UK PENSION PLAN members or more) 11 THOMSON REUTERS UK RETIREMENT PLAN 12 TRINITY MIRROR PENSION PLAN 13 THE HACHETTE UK PENSION PLAN 14 VODAFONE UK DEFINED CONTRIBUTION PENSION PLAN 15 THE HSBC INTERNATIONAL MANAGERS DEFINED CONTRIBUTION RETIREMENT BENEFITS SCHEME 16 RIO TINTO INTERNATIONAL PENSION FUND 17 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DEFINED CONTRIBUTION RETIREMENT PLAN 12 active cross-border IORPs have not been reported by TPR 14 13 The UK is home country to 29 active cross-border IORPs 14 The Pensions Regulator (UK) Page 10 of 12

Annex 2: Cross-border activity reported as at 1 st June 2014 75 active crossborder IORPs Home State Nr. of cross-border IORPs that are active at 1.6.2014 AT 1 DE, LI BE 3 LU 1 LU, IE 4 NL 1 IE Host countries in which IORPs are active at 1.6.2014 1 IE, ES CY, LT, LU, MT, IE, 1 UK DE 2 LU IE 1 AT 22 UK 1 BE 1 NL, UK 1 HU, UK LI 2 DE 1 UK, NL 1 BE, DE, NL LU (CSSF) 1 NL, IE LU (CAA) 1 FR, DE, UK UK Total 75 2 DE 2 EL 15 IE 3 NL 1 FR, LU 1 BE, IE, CZ 1 FR, LU, NL, CZ 1 FR, SE 1 BE 1 IE, NL, DE 1 FR Page 11 of 12

Annex 3: Home and host States to active IORPs as at 1 June 2014 Country Home State Host State AT Yes Yes BE Yes Yes BG - - CY - Yes CZ - Yes DE Yes Yes DK - - EE - - EL - Yes ES - Yes FI - - FR - Yes HU - Yes IE Yes Yes IT - - LI Yes Yes LT - Yes LU Yes Yes LV - - MT - Yes NL - Yes NO - - PL - - PT - - RO - - SE - Yes SI - - SK - - UK Yes Yes Page 12 of 12