What is XBRL in insurance reporting? Instances, taxonomies, DPM and validation explained
XBRL is the XML format behind Solvency II, IORP and Solvency UK filings. Taxonomies, DPM, instances, filing indicators and validation errors explained.
Practical articles on Solvency II reporting, capital requirements and technical provisions, written and reviewed by the actuaries who build SolvencyTool.
XBRL is the XML format behind Solvency II, IORP and Solvency UK filings. Taxonomies, DPM, instances, filing indicators and validation errors explained.
IBNR is the reserve for claims that have happened but are not yet reported. Chain-ladder example, IBNR versus IBNER, and where it sits in S.17.01 and S.19.01.
How Solvency II became Solvency UK, which templates the PRA deleted, the IR templates that replaced them, Bank of England taxonomy versions and BEEDS deadlines.
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.
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.
What Directive (EU) 2025/1 asks of EU insurers: who writes a pre-emptive recovery plan, the 60 and 40 percent coverage targets and the 30 January 2027 deadline.
What pension funds report under IORP II: the EIOPA PF templates, the ECB add-ons, quarterly and annual deadlines, taxonomy 2.9.0 and the 2025 review.
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.
What Directive (EU) 2025/2 changes in Solvency II from 30 January 2027: proportionality, reporting deadlines, SFCR audit, LTG measures and what is pending.
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