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The new IFRS 17 standard for Insurance Contracts has
fundamentally changed the way how many insurance companies have to
present their obligations and their financial performance stemming
from insurance contracts. Actuaries play a key role in that new
reporting regime: The standard will require many fundamental
decisions, which will determine the reporting of the amount and
profile of IFRS results for years to come. Actuaries will need to
understand the corresponding consequences for reporting and to be
able to explain it to their top-management. They will also play a
key role in the preparation of landmark decisions and will need to
closely collaborate and communicate with other functions, i.e. the
accounting function.
The goal of this three-hour web session is to provide participants
with a comprehensive introduction to the new IFRS reporting
requirements for insurance contracts after the go-live of IFRS 17.
The focus will be on illustrating the new reporting requirements of
IFRS 17 in order to "demystify" the new presentation requirements
on the IFRS balance sheet and the statements of financial
performance (Profit and Loss, as well as Other Comprehensive
Income). The web session will also briefly compare key aspects of
the new reporting requirements to former IFRS 4 reporting
practices, provide a brief summary of the main information that can
be found within the new IFRS 17 reporting, and cover different
aspects related to primary and reinsurance businesses.
This web session is suited for all individuals interested or
involved in financial reporting according to IFRS, such as
actuaries (or specialised accountants and controllers with a
quantitative background) involved in valuation, controlling,
auditing and consulting.
Your early-bird registration fee is € 150.00 plus 19% VAT for
bookings by 11 April 2023. After this date, the fee will be €
105.00 plus 19% VAT.
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