IFRS 17 Risk Adjustment and Confidence Levels – there are still key areas that actuaries are either struggling with or are unable to decide on which approach to adopt.
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In this blog we consider the main points product development actuaries may need to think about when designing and pricing products in an IFRS 17 world.
Complying with the IFRS 17 insurance contracts accounting standard is hard work, especially for firms writing long-term contracts. This blog discusses the potential for the premium allocation approach to relieve the pressure.
This industry-wide report investigated the challenges life insurance companies are facing around the IFRS 17 Risk Adjustment and its associated confidence level.
Andries Beukes discusses with Cintia Cheong (InsuranceERM) the findings of an investigation into how insurers are planning to calculate their IFRS 17 risk adjustment and confidence level.
MBE publishes A Calculated Risk, a report summarising our analysis of the 2020 benchmarking exercise on insurers’ current thinking and actions regarding the IFRS 17 risk adjustment and confidence level.







