What an ORSA report must contain under Article 45, how insurers run the assessment, and how to project own funds and SCR across three years.
How the Solvency II SCR is built under the standard formula: risk modules, the Annex IV correlation matrix, a worked BSCR example and the S.25.01 rows.
The term is defined and explained for direct insurers with a worked practical chain-ladder example and an introduction to Solvency II treatment.
Solvency II technical provisions are the best estimate plus the risk margin. Discounting, the 2027 risk margin change and a worked example into S.17.01.
Every Solvency II QRT family from S.01 to S.37: what it reports, how often, whether solo or group files it, the 2026 deadlines and what taxonomy 2.10.0 changes.
Chain-ladder projects past claims development. Bornhuetter-Ferguson uses an expected loss ratio. Compare their assumptions, limitations and use by risk group.
Questions to ask an actuarial software vendor before choosing a reserving system, covering data, methods, audit trails and Solvency II reporting.
What Directive (EU) 2025/2 changes in Solvency II from 30 January 2027: proportionality, reporting deadlines, SFCR audit, LTG measures and what is pending.
With ring-fenced funds the SCR is the sum of a notional SCR per fund and one for the remaining part. The Article 217 rule, legal basis and scenario selection.
A ring-fenced fund (RFF) is a part of an insurer whose assets can only cover certain liabilities. How the notional SCR works and how own funds are restricted.
A stochastic reserving model for incurred triangles with negative increments, and a parametric bootstrap that runs 100,000 simulations in a third of a second.
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