Once an integral part of actuarial modelling, the process of model pointing has become less essential as computer processing power has increased. However, with current trends in the industry seeing a move towards Cloud-based infrastructure, model pointing offers opportunities to increase efficiency and reduce running costs, whilst maintaining the accuracy of results. Model Pointing – […]
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The introduction of PSAK 117 marks a significant shift in insurance accounting, aiming to enhance transparency and comparability across the industry. While the standard introduces complexities, it also presents insurers with an opportunity to modernise their operations and gain a competitive edge. Key Challenges in Implementation Implementing PSAK 117 is no small feat. Insurers face […]
The actuarial profession is evolving at an unprecedented pace. As data volumes surge, regulatory landscapes shift, and businesses demand more strategic insights, actuarial modernisation is no longer optional – it is essential. At MBE Consulting, we understand that this transformation is about more than just technology; it’s about creating smarter, more agile actuarial functions that […]
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.
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.








