Solvency II and IFRS 4 Phase II

Pillar III reporting requirements; Data quality and systems challenges

Insurance organizations planning for Solvency II implementation must also factor in the proposed new international reporting standards under IFRS 4 Phase II. Please join Ernst & Young for a two-part webcast, as we explore Pillar III reporting requirements along with data quality and systems challenges. Insurers will have to consider a wide variety of factors affecting both regulatory initiatives.

Part I: Pillar III

In the first hour of this live event, we will delve into the key issues surrounding Pillar III, including:

  • Methodical approaches to prepare for Pillar III’s requirements
  • Identification of data gaps
  • Key measurement differences in IFRS and Solvency II
  • Critical success factors for implementing IFRS 4 Phase II alongside Solvency II

Part II: Data quality and systems

In part two, we’ll cover data and systems. Our panelists will discuss:

  • A pragmatic approach to Solvency II data quality
  • Using technology for effective data management
  • Internal model validation
  • Developing a remediation plan

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Originally broadcast on:
Monday, July 11, 2011
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Mon 11 Jul 2011 02:00:00 PM GMT

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