IFRS 17
Nuanced, comprehensive—and challenging
The new IFRS standard for insurance contracts promises to have a transformative effect on insurers' financial reporting.
Integrated expertise required
IFRS 17 is expected to raise a number of practical challenges for insurance companies. It is an accounting standard, but implementation will require a multi-disciplinary program with involvement from accounting, risk management, and actuarial teams.
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IFRS 17: A daunting new requirement for insurers
A new global accounting standard poses operational and strategic challenges.
The choices insurers face when implementing IFRS 17
Milliman consultant Thomas Bulpitt talks about the choices insurers make when implementing IFRS 17 and how insurers should handle risk adjustment.
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