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Luca Bianchi

    Die Küche Messinas
    Life Technical Provisions in Solvency II
    Solvency II and IFRS4. Chasing of risks in life insurance
    • 2016

      Solvency II and IFRS4. Chasing of risks in life insurance

      Identification and analysis of the underwriting and investment risks; Solvency II compared to IFRS4-Phase II

      • 396 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      The book explores the significant changes brought by Solvency II and IFRS4 in insurance risk management and financial reporting. It highlights the dual focus on underwriting and investment activities, which present both opportunities and risks for insurers. With Solvency II's emphasis on capital requirements and IFRS4's approach to reserves, the text discusses innovative methods for risk measurement, including stress and scenario testing. It also addresses the challenges of aligning asset and liability mismatches to protect profits and losses under IFRS4-Phase II.

      Solvency II and IFRS4. Chasing of risks in life insurance
    • 2014

      Solvency II has been introducing new ways for calculating the technical provisions. The book deals with life insurance. These new techniques are shared within EU and nevertheless they are destined to influence the insurance market worldwide during the next years because there are plenty of new ideas. Technical provisions are shaped in a way that makes easy the analysis of risks, their contributions to the capital required in order to manage the business, their diversifications within a portfolio of different types of assets and insurance liabilities. Solvency II is changing the pricing of life products and the actions that the management bodies of the Undertakings put in place for facing risks and the volatility of profits. The book explains the best estimate and the risk margin, the underlying principles and proposes solutions for the calculations. It deals with stochastic runs, policyholder behaviour, risk mitigation provided by reinsurance. It introduces the loss functions as tool for projecting profits and potential losses. The book describes as well as how the taxes affect the balance sheet through their links with the technical provisions.

      Life Technical Provisions in Solvency II