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InsuranceERM is pleased to announce that our 4th annual IFRS 17 conference this year will return in-person, taking place on 29 March 2023 at Grocers' Hall in London.

With the implementation of IFRS 17 due in January 2023, the insurance sector is beginning to look beyond the surface and understand what changes the IFRS 17 era will bring to business.

Attend this conference to take a practical look at the implications that different interpretations of this new standard can have on your initial balance sheet, future profit emergence and ultimately how the business is run.

The agenda will be available soon.

If you are interested in partnering with us for this event, please contact Adam Jordan at [email protected], to discuss your specific requirements and the opportunities available.

Some of the key areas of discussion include:

IFRS 17’s new KPIs: is there any alignment in the industry?

Has the industry reached a consensus on how to calculate discount rates, risk adjustment, etc?

Communicating the changes: what investors want to hear from insurers as they make the transition to IFRS 17/9 accounts

Leveraging the new accounting standards to improve processes and systems

IFRS 17’s primary and secondary effects on insurers’ business and product design

Best practice on aligning IFRS 17 with Solvency II

Why attend?

150+ Delegates

70+ Insurers and Regulators

10+ Countries

Who will join

Selected 2022 panel videos

News

GCC insurers find the positives in IFRS 17 implementation

19 September 2022

IFRS 17 compliance is tougher for insurers in emerging markets such as the Gulf Cooperation Council. Despite the challenges, the sector is optimistic about potential benefits, as Joshua Geer reports

LDTI: beneath the headlines

02 September 2022

The biggest US insurance accounting change in decades is causing some startling impacts on financial metrics, but the likely effects of LDTI are not troubling many. Sarfraz Thind reports

IFRS 17: still waiting for disclosures

04 August 2022

The IFRS 17 accounting standard is due to be implemented in five months' time, but many insurers are leaving it until the eleventh hour to reveal what impact the transition will have on their financial metrics. Christopher Cundy and Paul Walsh report

IFRS IC likely to stand its ground on IFRS 17 annuity decision

08 June 2022

Staff at the IFRS Interpretations Committee have backed the original decision on annuity accounting, going against the view of most stakeholders. Cintia Cheong reports

LDTI takes a bite from insurer balance sheets

18 March 2022

US insurers have begun disclosing the impact of 2023's new accounting standard, proving beyond doubt it will be one of the biggest shifts in accounting rules in years. Sarfraz Thind reports

Annuity profits and RITC top concerns in UK's IFRS 17 endorsement

09 March 2022

Despite overall support for adoption of IFRS 17, the UK Endorsement Board has received pushback from some stakeholders over a handful of issues. Cintia Cheong reports on the concerns

TESTIMONIALS

"From this event we learned the issue faced at the implementation stage of IFRS 17. This allows us to have a more anticipatory approach to the IFRS 17 regulation instead of reinvent the wheel."

UAE Insurance Authority
"Many key points of the agenda focus on real implementation issues and this is really useful to the discussion."

International Accounting Standards Board
"It was great to see many people from the industry sharing knowledge and technical issues. The power of this conference is to give industry alignment on key issues sparked by the implementation of IFRS 17."

Ageas
"It's been interesting to get insights from different insurers and service providers around what they are doing when it comes to IFRS 17, and what are the challenges they are facing."

Moody's Analytics
"A great opportunity for regulators, standard setters and actuaries from the insurance industry to get together to share knowledge and ideas useful in delivering IFRS 17."

Aviva
"A perfect mixed audience."

ASR Netherlands

IFRS 17 Conference 2023

29 March 2023, London