Solvency II is the EU regulatory prudential framework for (re)insurance companies which aims at leveling the playing field of the insurance market in terms of capital requirements, governance and policyholder protection.
Since 2021, the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has introduced updates to the current regulations with the aim of making the insurance and reinsurance sector more resilient and prepared for future challenges. This includes stabilising insurers' capital requirements, providing them with room to manoeuvre in the short term.
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Duration: 1h
Language: Available in English and French. The supporting material is only available in English.
Number of participants: up to 15
Available under intra-company course (i.e. dedicated session on demand)
Objectives
By the end of this advanced course, participants will be able to understand the key updates of the regulatory framework and the EU agenda.
Content
- Solvency II review goals
- Long-Term Guarantees (LTG) package
- EIOPA on the use of risk mitigation techniques by insurance and reinsurance undertakings
Target audience
- Actuaries
- C-Level
Our lead experts
Pavel is an IFoA qualified actuary (in the UK) and a member of ILAC (actuarial association in Luxembourg) with more than 15 years of professional experience at PwC offices across Europe and Asia, currently leading the actuarial practice at PwC Luxembourg. Pavel specialises in actuarial consulting services for financial services companies - financial reporting, Solvency II, pricing, embedded value, business planning, etc. He supports commercial companies in setting up reinsurance captives as well as run for them the full cycle of actuarial and reporting needs.
Anasse is a qualified French actuary with more than 11 years of professional experience. He holds an engineering degree in mathematics and computer science from IMT Atlantique and an actuarial science master and a quantitative finance master from CNAM Paris. He joined PwC Luxembourg in 2020 and is a director in the actuarial and Risk Modelling team.
