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Version: 0.2 Draft 3

Namespace: x-insurance:

Insurance Sector Data Obligations

Jurisdiction: Multi-jurisdictional (jurisdiction_variant required) Frameworks addressed: EU Solvency II (Directive 2009/138/EC) — prudential regime; EU Insurance Distribution Directive (IDD, 2016/97/EU) — conduct regime; UK Solvency II and FCA rules; US state insurance regulations and NAIC model laws. Note: these instruments do not create a single harmonised insurance data regime. Registration tier: Open Review status: ai_reviewed Review date: 2026-03-20

Fields

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
x-insurance:jurisdiction_variantenumREQUIREDThe applicable insurance regulatory regime. Permitted values: eu_solvency_ii, eu_idd, uk_insurance, us_state_insurance, other.
x-insurance:state_or_regime_refstring (URI)OPTIONALReference to the applicable insurance law source, state model adoption, or regulator framework. Particularly important for US state insurance law where NAIC models are not law until adopted by individual states.
x-insurance:underwriting_data_flagbooleanOPTIONALSet to true where data is used in underwriting or pricing decisions.
x-insurance:claims_data_flagbooleanOPTIONALSet to true where data relates to an insurance claim.
x-insurance:consumer_health_info_flagbooleanOPTIONALSet to true where data includes health-related information subject to insurance-sector specific handling expectations. Note: health data in insurance contexts is subject to general data protection special category rules in addition to any sector-specific requirements.
x-insurance:automated_underwriting_flagbooleanOPTIONALSet to true where data is used in automated underwriting or pricing producing a significant effect on the data subject. Note: significant-effect automated decision rules arise primarily from general data protection law (GDPR Article 22 or equivalent) rather than a uniform insurance-sector rule.
x-insurance:fraud_prevention_sharing_refstring (URI)OPTIONALReference to the applicable fraud-prevention data-sharing arrangement and notice. Note: fraud database schemes are jurisdiction-specific.
x-insurance:solvency_ii_flagbooleanOPTIONALSet to true where the data controller is an insurance undertaking subject to Solvency II or UK Solvency II. Note: Solvency II is a prudential governance regime — it does not create a standalone data-processing rulebook separate from GDPR.

Revision notes

  • jurisdiction_variant added as REQUIRED field.
  • state_or_regime_ref added: NAIC models are not law until adopted by individual states.
  • solvency_ii_flag description updated: Solvency II is prudential, not a standalone data processing rulebook.
  • naic_model_flag (boolean) removed: too blunt without state-specific reference.
  • consumer_health_info_flag added replacing generic sensitive health flag.
  • fraud_prevention_sharing_ref replaces jurisdiction-specific fraud_database_flag.

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