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KRT-1227 transition keeps Daglig leder only

Only Daglig leder remains as a legacy Altinn route; staff who filed via Utfyller/Innsender need an Enhetsregisteret role or a delegation to Dokumentbasert tilsyn or the single service.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 11 November 2026

Financial Sector & Markets

Industry: Life insurance · Pension funding

Life insurers and pension funds must notify Finanstilsynet of the life-insurance and pension products they offer, with the price tariffs and the principles behind their design. The duty is continuous: notice goes first when a product is marketed or sold and when its tariffs are taken into use, and again on any product or tariff change. The KRT-1227 form serves as the cover page, and the complete product or tariff notice with the required detail must be attached. The same duty covers innskuddspensjonsforetak, securities-fund managers and banks offering occupational-pension savings under the defined-contribution pensions legislation.

The form is open to insurance undertakings and pension funds offering life-insurance and pension products, as well as the defined-contribution providers above. To complete and submit it in Altinn, the filer needs a role in the Enhetsregisteret or a delegation — either to the single service or to the Dokumentbasert tilsyn access packageAltinn. The help page on obtaining delegations remains the place to arrange access.

During the transition period, filers who already hold a legacy Altinn role may still use the form.Altinn That transitional list now contains only Daglig leder.Altinn Until this change it also contained Utfyller/InnsenderAltinn, so staff who filed through that role must now hold an Enhetsregisteret role or a current delegation insteadAltinn. New filers should secure proper access before reporting rather than counting on legacy roles.

Late or missing notices carry supervisory risk: Finanstilsynet checks tariffs against the statutory pricing rules and can prohibit tariffs it finds unsound or unreasonable. Product teams should therefore route each launch, repricing or tariff-design change through the person holding valid Altinn access and attach the full supporting notice.

Legal basis is forsikringsvirksomhetsloven § 3-7 with forskrift om livsforsikring mv. §§ 2-8 to 2-10, and for defined-contribution schemes forskrift om innskuddspensjonsordninger §§ 4 and 6, filed as Melding om livsforsikringsprodukt og pristariff (KRT-1227).

Route KRT-1227 filings through a holder of an Enhetsregisteret role or a Dokumentbasert tilsyn or single-service delegation; stop relying on Utfyller/Innsender.

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