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With the increasing
need for sophisticated asset liability management and the
introduction of new accounting frameworks, the stochastic
assessment of risk and value in connection with participating life
insurance portfolios has become the industry standard over the last
decade. The underlying basis for such an assessment is a cash flow
projection model, simulating the way the insurance undertaking is
working and reflecting it by projecting balance sheets and
P&Ls. Due to the complexity associated with such calculations,
model simplifications are required to meet operational and
technical constraints. Therefore, it has become an area of
actuarial research to develop methodologies that allow stochastic
cash flow models to achieve results of adequate accuracy based on
acceptable run times with affordable IT capabilities. A further
challenge poses the application of these models as basis for an
integrated internal planning and performance management.
This web session provides an overview of three conceptually
different approaches for stochastic life insurance projection
models currently observable in the market. It compares their key
ideas, explains their strengths & challenges, and introduces
the underlying mathematical / actuarial methodologies. Concerning
the application of the comparably little-known Liability-2-Step
approach, the session will present the operational experience of an
Austrian insurance company. Although the comparison of the
modelling approaches will mainly be conducted from the viewpoint of
Solvency II reporting, the session will also discuss their
applicability as basis for the integration of external financial
reporting with internal planning and performance management.
Your early-bird registration fee is € 180.00 (net) / € 214.20
(incl. VAT, if applicable) for bookings by 31 October 2024. After
this date, the fee will be € 250.00 (net) / € 297.50 (incl. VAT, if
applicable). |
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