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SUMMARY:EAA Web Session \'DORA – The New EU Regulation on Digital Operational Resilience\'
DESCRIPTION:The two-hour web session provides participants with a structured overview of the key elements of the DORA Regulation. It explains the regulatory objectives pursued by the European Union\, systematically presents the core regulatory requirements\, and discusses typical implementation challenges faced by insurance undertakings in practice. The session will also provide insights into initial experiences in Germany with DORA-related audits conducted by BaFin and external auditors.\nAnmeldeschluss: 2026-06-10\nLink: https://actuarial-academy.com/en/continuing-education/upcoming-trainings/detail/dora-the-new-eu-regulation-on-digital-operational-resilience-e0577/#c4838
URL:https://avoe.at/event/eaa-web-session-dora-the-new-eu-regulation-on-digital-operational-resilience/
LOCATION:Online/Streaming
CATEGORIES:European Actuarial Academy (EAA)
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260615T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260615T120000
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SUMMARY:EAA Web Session 'Power Query\, Power Pivot & Power BI for Actuaries'
DESCRIPTION:Starting from Microsoft Excel\, this web session will demonstrate how Power Query\, Power Pivot\, and Power BI can be integrated to create a seamless and efficient actuarial data workflow. Power Query\, via the M language\, enables automated data extraction and transformation. Power Pivot allows for the construction of robust Data Models and the use of the DAX language for advanced calculations. \nThese Data Models can be copied directly from Power Query into Power BI\, where interactive visualisations and reporting further enhance actuarial analysis. The session focuses on practical actuarial examples\, illustrating how the combined use of M\, DAX\, and the Data Model across all three tools enables actuaries to manage complex data tasks more efficiently and deliver clearer\, more impactful results.\nAnmeldeschluss: 2026-06-11\nLink: https://actuarial-academy.com/en/continuing-education/upcoming-trainings/detail/eaa-web-session-power-query-power-pivot-power-bi-for-actuaries-e0560/
URL:https://avoe.at/event/eaa-web-session-power-query-power-pivot-power-bi-for-actuaries/
LOCATION:Online/Streaming
CATEGORIES:European Actuarial Academy (EAA)
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260616T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260616T123000
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SUMMARY:EAA Web Session 'Solvency II Update ' on 16 June 2026
DESCRIPTION:The amended Solvency II Directive entered into force on 28 January 2025 and will apply from 30 January 2027 following national transposition. \nThis web session will provide an overview of the key amendments introduced by the revised Directive and the main attention points from the Delegated Regulation published on 29 October 2025 by the Commission. It will also cover the ongoing EIOPA consultation papers and the contribution of the AAE Solvency II Working Group. \nYou will gain a clear understanding of the practical implications of the new framework\, its expected impact on insurers and supervisors\, and the preparatory steps needed ahead of the 2027 application date.\nAnmeldeschluss: 2026-06-14
URL:https://avoe.at/event/eaa-web-session-solvency-ii-update-on-16-june-2026/
LOCATION:Online/Streaming
CATEGORIES:European Actuarial Academy (EAA)
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260617T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260617T120000
DTSTAMP:20260612T212559
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SUMMARY:EAA Web Session 'Causal AI for Actuarial Models'
DESCRIPTION:For years\, correlation has been central to the actuarial profession’s practice. Actuaries have mastered the art of identifying patterns in historical data to price risk and predict future losses. However\, in the era of „Big Data“ and increasingly complex algorithms\, there is a critical limitation: traditional statistical models can tell us what is happening\, but they often struggle with why. While a predictive model may identify a strong association between a specific variable and a loss\, it does not establish a direct cause-and-effect relationship. Building on Judea Pearl’s ideas\, Causal AI helps actuaries move from correlations in historical data to causal relationships. \nIs causal inference a fashion of the moment? No—for the modern actuary\, it represents a step toward actively influencing outcomes. Instead of asking\, „What usually happens?“ actuaries can now answer\, „What would happen if we changed this specific factor?“. By using causal diagrams (DAGs) and the „Ladder of Causation\,“ actuaries can distinguish true risk drivers from collider bias. \nCausal AI enables product designs that reflect contemporary lifestyle habits. For instance\, it can support creating adaptive premiums\, improving transparency and fairness in underwriting by embedding causal reasoning directly into the sales process\, and leveraging IoT data with updated causal analysis to provide a flexible subscription that reacts to the user’s changing risk profile. \nIn this seminar\, we will explore the formal scientific discipline of causal inference and the transition into the actuarial field. Will explore new actuarial toolkits needed to address challenges in the incoming actuarial work.\nAnmeldeschluss: 2026-06-15\nLink: https://actuarial-academy.com/en/continuing-education/upcoming-trainings/detail/eaa-web-session-causal-ai-for-actuarial-models-e0563/
URL:https://avoe.at/event/eaa-web-session-causal-ai-for-actuarial-models/
LOCATION:Online/Streaming
CATEGORIES:European Actuarial Academy (EAA)
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260618
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260620
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SUMMARY:ECA 2026
DESCRIPTION:On 18 and 19 June 2026\, the Actuarial Association of Europe (AAE) will hold the 6th European Congress of Actuaries (ECA 2026) in Paris\, France.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHosted by the Actuarial Association of Europe (AAE) together with the Institut des actuaires (IA)\, this prestigious on-site event is expected to bring together more than 350 leading experts and decision-makers from across Europe and beyond. Building on the success of previous congresses\, ECA 2026 will once again offer outstanding networking opportunities and a platform for knowledge exchange within the European actuarial community.
URL:https://avoe.at/event/eca-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260622T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260623T113000
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SUMMARY:EAA Web Session 'The New Insurance Performance Metrics (in Gaap\, Solvency 2 & IFRS)' on 22/23 & 25/26 June 2026
DESCRIPTION:on 22/23 & 25/26 June 2026 \nDue to the inversion of the production cycle\, the insurance business is very different from other traditional industries. Understanding\, measuring and managing the performance of insurance companies is difficult due to the specific risks insurance companies must cover. It is therefore essential that you\, as an employee of the insurance sector\, understand how your company operates\, how its activity is measured via the balance sheet and the income statement\, which main regulations influence this measure\, which indicators are used to assess the performance and what levers can improve this performance. \nThe aim of this web session is to:\n– Understand how to read an insurance balance sheet (with a focus on technical provisions and own funds)\n– Be able to read an income statement (P&L) across regulatory frameworks\n– Compute relevant Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)\n– Understand the impact of risk mitigation (reinsurance) and Assets and Liabilities Management (ALM) on the KPIs \nWe will cover life as well as non-life insurance. Health insurance will not be specifically covered.\nAnmeldeschluss: 2026-06-18
URL:https://avoe.at/event/eaa-web-session-the-new-insurance-performance-metrics-in-gaap-solvency-2-ifrs-on-22-23-25-26-june-2026/2026-06-22/
LOCATION:Online/Streaming
CATEGORIES:European Actuarial Academy (EAA)
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260624T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260624T121500
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SUMMARY:EAA Web Session 'How to Read the IFRS Balance Sheet for Insurers'
DESCRIPTION:In 2017\, after more than two decades of debates\, outreach\, and Exposure Drafts\, the IASB finally published the new IFRS 17 standard for Insurance Contracts. Following additional years of further debates on several actuarial and accounting-related aspects the new standard has become effective on 1st January 2023 and fundamentally changed the way on how many insurance companies present their obligations and their financial performance stemming from insurance contracts. \nAs experience shows\, actuaries play a key role in that new reporting regime: The standard requires many fundamental decisions\, which determine the reporting of the amount and profile of IFRS results for years to come. Actuaries need to understand the corresponding consequences for reporting and to be able to explain it to their top-management. They also play a key role in the preparation of landmark decisions and need to closely collaborate and communicate with other functions\, i.e. the accounting function. \nAccordingly\, a strong focus of this web session is to assist actuaries to better understand the key reporting requirements of IFRS 17\, in particular regarding the IFRS balance sheet and statement(s) of financial performance (Profit and Loss as well as Other Comprehensive Income). The web session will be useful for both finance and actuarial experts involved in IFRS 17 reporting and analysis or simply interested in the practical application of this ground-breaking new standard.\nAnmeldeschluss: 2026-06-22\nLink: https://actuarial-academy.com/en/continuing-education/upcoming-trainings/detail/eaa-web-session-how-to-read-the-ifrs-balance-sheet-for-insurers-e0538/
URL:https://avoe.at/event/eaa-web-session-how-to-read-the-ifrs-balance-sheet-for-insurers-2/
LOCATION:Online/Streaming
CATEGORIES:European Actuarial Academy (EAA)
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260625T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260625T123000
DTSTAMP:20260612T212559
CREATED:20260608T132625Z
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SUMMARY:Life Insurance Across Europe – An Overview from an Actuarial Perspective
DESCRIPTION:While life insurance across Europe serves similar fundamental purposes\, its practical implementation varies significantly across jurisdictions. Each market is shaped by its own regulatory framework\, tax environment\, product design traditions\, and demographic dynamics. Most actuaries are well-versed with their own markets\, but often lack the insight into life insurance and its issues in other jurisdictions. \nThis webinar will give an overview of more than ten European countries in the form of short\, half-hour presentations of life insurance in their particular jurisdiction. \nCosts: 150 EUR for both half-days (including tax)\nDates: \n\nThursday\, 25 June\, 9:00–12:30 (CEST)\nMonday\, 29 June\, 14:00–17:30 (CEST)\n\nFor each country considered\, this seminar tries to give a short overview (ca. 30 min.) of life insurance and its country-specific issues. Typical topics covered are: \n\nSocial security system as the underlying environment for private insurance needs\nTypical life insurance products (protection\, unit-linked\, traditional with guarantees\, pension\, etc.)\, possibly with market shares\nLegal\, supervisory and tax requirements\nProfit participation mechanisms\nPricing practices (regulatory restrictions\, actuarial assumptions\, costs and legal restrictions)\nReserving approaches (best estimate vs. prudent reserving\, margins\, regulatory requirements)\nAny other aspects particular to life insurance in that country.\n\nSpeakers: \n\nGermany: Alexander Kling\, ifa Ulm\nSwitzerland: Frank Genheimer\, new insurance business\nFrance: Valéry Jost\, MUTAVIE\nItaly: Federico Scamperle\, Assicurazioni Generali S.p.A.\nDenmark: Sam Achord\, PensionDanmark\nFinland: Esko Kivisaari\nPoland: Pawel Sikora\, Vienna Life\nSlowakia & Czechia: Maria Kamenarova\nHungary: Erika Schaub\, Generali Biztosító Zrt.\nOverview over other CEE countries: Laszlo Koltai\, Vienna Insurance Group\n\n  \nType of event: online via MS-Teams\nLanguage of the presentations: English\nCosts: 150 EUR for both half-days (including tax)\nCPD-Points (Austria): 6 Points\, IDD-Credits: 6 (Module 2)\nDates: \n\nThursday\, 25 June\, 9:00–12:30 (CEST)\nMonday\, 29 June\, 14:00–17:30 (CEST)\n\n\n\nTarget group:\nThe seminar is primarily aimed at actuaries\, and all speakers are actuaries\, but the presentations will not dig into actuarial details. It is also well-suited for other interested professionals\, such as staff in insurance accounting or controlling\, sales agents\, brokers\, and marketing professionals. \nContents:\nThis online seminar is aimed at providing Actuaries with insights into life insurance markets across Europe. The objective is to move beyond a purely national perspective and to develop a broader understanding of product design\, regulatory frameworks\, and actuarial practices in different countries. \nFrom a variety of countries well-known speakers will join us\, covering key aspects of the respective market. These include typical life insurance products (such as traditional\, unit-linked\, protection\, and pension products)\, main target groups\, as well as legal and supervisory requirements and tax treatment. In addition\, topics such as profit participation mechanisms\, minimum biometric risk requirements\, pricing practices (including cost structures)\, and reserving approaches will be addressed. Further country-specific features may also be included to provide a comprehensive overview of the structure and particularities of each market. \nAbout the Speakers:\nFrank Genheimer is Managing Director and Partner at New Insurance Business (Switzerland). He works at the intersection of actuarial science\, product architecture\, and capital markets\, focusing on how life insurance can evolve from standalone products to integrated financial systems. A trained actuary with a strong product DNA\, he combines actuarial expertise with hands-on experience across the full value chain of life insurance – from product development and investment strategy to distribution and inforce management. Frank is a regular speaker at international actuarial and financial industry events and a member of the German and the Swiss Association of Actuaries. \nEsko Kivisaari \nMaster of Science\, Fellow of the Actuarial Society of Finland.\nPast President of the Actuarial Association of Europe. Currently Chair of the Artificial Intelligence & Data Science Working Group of the AAE.\nNon-Executive Director at Fennia\, Mutual Insurance Company. Consulting under the name ‘Actuarial Consulting and Insulting Esko Kivisaari’.\nFormerly Deputy Managing Director of Finance Finland\, the industry lobby of insurance and banking sectors in Finland. During those times member of the Board of Insurance Europe\, as well as occasionally member of the Board of European Banking Federation.\nHobbies: classical guitar and choir \nLaszlo Koltai graduated from Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest and\, after five years in research\, transitioned into the insurance industry. He subsequently studied insurance economics and actuarial science at Corvinus University of Budapest.\nBefore joining Vienna Insurance Group (VIG) in 2024\, he held Chief Actuary positions at Aviva Hungary (now MetLife) and later at a local mutual insurer. He gained extensive experience in Central and Eastern European M&A transactions as part of consulting teams at Watson Wyatt\, and later\, as an independent freelancer\, supported companies in their Solvency II preparations.\nImmediately prior to joining VIG’s Retail Insurance & Business Support team\, he served as Chief Risk Officer at Union (Hungary)\, a VIG company. \nAlexander Kling is partner and senior consultant at the Institut für Finanz- und Aktuarwissenschaften\, Ulm Germany. The main focus of his work is on the development and design of innovative life insurance products.\nBesides his consulting work\, Alexander is adjunct professor for actuarial science at Ulm University and lectures at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität\, Munich\, for the German Actuarial Academy (DAA) as well as the European Actuarial Academy (EAA).\nAlexander Kling is a member of the German Actuarial Association (DAV) where he is a member of several committees\, head of the DAV Life Section and head of the working group on consumer protection.
URL:https://avoe.at/event/life-insurance-across-europe-an-overview-from-an-actuarial-perspective/
LOCATION:Online-Veranstaltung (MS Teams)
CATEGORIES:Österreichische Förderungsgesellschaft der Versicherungsmathematik (ÖFdV)
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260629T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260629T121500
DTSTAMP:20260612T212559
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SUMMARY:EAA Web Session 'Deep Learning in Finance for Pension Funds with Examples'
DESCRIPTION:Deep Learning supports Solvency Requirements for Pension Funds and ensures the Guarantee of Benefit Payments at any time. It is particularly well-suited for time series forecasting related to inflation\, yield curves and asset allocation returns in order to prepare and review these. We use the Long short-term memory (LSTM) method\, a type of recurrent neural network (RNN)\, as well as other neural networks. \nDeep learning is a type of machine learning that uses multi-layered neural networks. The libraries programmed with Python are fascinating areas of research because they help to verify time series forecasts and to understand how long it might take for the pension fund to reach the target value of the investment fluctuation reserve based on the current situation. \nRNN-based models\, particularly LSTMs\, are increasingly being used to capture complex spatio–temporal dependencies\, while hybrid architectures combine convolutional and recurrent components (i.e.\, CNN-LSTM). Researchers have developed hybrid models that further improve prediction accuracy\, which is very important for financial forecasting.\nAnmeldeschluss: 2026-06-25
URL:https://avoe.at/event/eaa-web-session-deep-learning-in-finance-for-pension-funds-with-examples/
LOCATION:Online/Streaming
CATEGORIES:European Actuarial Academy (EAA)
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260629T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20260629T173000
DTSTAMP:20260612T212559
CREATED:20260608T132717Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260608T132717Z
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SUMMARY:Life Insurance Across Europe – An Overview from an Actuarial Perspective
DESCRIPTION:While life insurance across Europe serves similar fundamental purposes\, its practical implementation varies significantly across jurisdictions. Each market is shaped by its own regulatory framework\, tax environment\, product design traditions\, and demographic dynamics. Most actuaries are well-versed with their own markets\, but often lack the insight into life insurance and its issues in other jurisdictions. \nThis webinar will give an overview of more than ten European countries in the form of short\, half-hour presentations of life insurance in their particular jurisdiction. \nCosts: 150 EUR for both half-days (including tax)\nDates: \n\nThursday\, 25 June\, 9:00–12:30 (CEST)\nMonday\, 29 June\, 14:00–17:30 (CEST)\n\nFor each country considered\, this seminar tries to give a short overview (ca. 30 min.) of life insurance and its country-specific issues. Typical topics covered are: \n\nSocial security system as the underlying environment for private insurance needs\nTypical life insurance products (protection\, unit-linked\, traditional with guarantees\, pension\, etc.)\, possibly with market shares\nLegal\, supervisory and tax requirements\nProfit participation mechanisms\nPricing practices (regulatory restrictions\, actuarial assumptions\, costs and legal restrictions)\nReserving approaches (best estimate vs. prudent reserving\, margins\, regulatory requirements)\nAny other aspects particular to life insurance in that country.\n\nSpeakers: \n\nGermany: Alexander Kling\, ifa Ulm\nSwitzerland: Frank Genheimer\, new insurance business\nFrance: Valéry Jost\, MUTAVIE\nItaly: Federico Scamperle\, Assicurazioni Generali S.p.A.\nDenmark: Sam Achord\, PensionDanmark\nFinland: Esko Kivisaari\nPoland: Pawel Sikora\, Vienna Life\nSlowakia & Czechia: Maria Kamenarova\nHungary: Erika Schaub\, Generali Biztosító Zrt.\nOverview over other CEE countries: Laszlo Koltai\, Vienna Insurance Group\n\n  \nType of event: online via MS-Teams\nLanguage of the presentations: English\nCosts: 150 EUR for both half-days (including tax)\nCPD-Points (Austria): 6 Points\, IDD-Credits: 6 (Module 2)\nDates: \n\nThursday\, 25 June\, 9:00–12:30 (CEST)\nMonday\, 29 June\, 14:00–17:30 (CEST)\n\n\n\nTarget group:\nThe seminar is primarily aimed at actuaries\, and all speakers are actuaries\, but the presentations will not dig into actuarial details. It is also well-suited for other interested professionals\, such as staff in insurance accounting or controlling\, sales agents\, brokers\, and marketing professionals. \nContents:\nThis online seminar is aimed at providing Actuaries with insights into life insurance markets across Europe. The objective is to move beyond a purely national perspective and to develop a broader understanding of product design\, regulatory frameworks\, and actuarial practices in different countries. \nFrom a variety of countries well-known speakers will join us\, covering key aspects of the respective market. These include typical life insurance products (such as traditional\, unit-linked\, protection\, and pension products)\, main target groups\, as well as legal and supervisory requirements and tax treatment. In addition\, topics such as profit participation mechanisms\, minimum biometric risk requirements\, pricing practices (including cost structures)\, and reserving approaches will be addressed. Further country-specific features may also be included to provide a comprehensive overview of the structure and particularities of each market. \nAbout the Speakers:\nFrank Genheimer is Managing Director and Partner at New Insurance Business (Switzerland). He works at the intersection of actuarial science\, product architecture\, and capital markets\, focusing on how life insurance can evolve from standalone products to integrated financial systems. A trained actuary with a strong product DNA\, he combines actuarial expertise with hands-on experience across the full value chain of life insurance – from product development and investment strategy to distribution and inforce management. Frank is a regular speaker at international actuarial and financial industry events and a member of the German and the Swiss Association of Actuaries. \nEsko Kivisaari \nMaster of Science\, Fellow of the Actuarial Society of Finland.\nPast President of the Actuarial Association of Europe. Currently Chair of the Artificial Intelligence & Data Science Working Group of the AAE.\nNon-Executive Director at Fennia\, Mutual Insurance Company. Consulting under the name ‘Actuarial Consulting and Insulting Esko Kivisaari’.\nFormerly Deputy Managing Director of Finance Finland\, the industry lobby of insurance and banking sectors in Finland. During those times member of the Board of Insurance Europe\, as well as occasionally member of the Board of European Banking Federation.\nHobbies: classical guitar and choir \nLaszlo Koltai graduated from Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest and\, after five years in research\, transitioned into the insurance industry. He subsequently studied insurance economics and actuarial science at Corvinus University of Budapest.\nBefore joining Vienna Insurance Group (VIG) in 2024\, he held Chief Actuary positions at Aviva Hungary (now MetLife) and later at a local mutual insurer. He gained extensive experience in Central and Eastern European M&A transactions as part of consulting teams at Watson Wyatt\, and later\, as an independent freelancer\, supported companies in their Solvency II preparations.\nImmediately prior to joining VIG’s Retail Insurance & Business Support team\, he served as Chief Risk Officer at Union (Hungary)\, a VIG company. \nAlexander Kling is partner and senior consultant at the Institut für Finanz- und Aktuarwissenschaften\, Ulm Germany. The main focus of his work is on the development and design of innovative life insurance products.\nBesides his consulting work\, Alexander is adjunct professor for actuarial science at Ulm University and lectures at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität\, Munich\, for the German Actuarial Academy (DAA) as well as the European Actuarial Academy (EAA).\nAlexander Kling is a member of the German Actuarial Association (DAV) where he is a member of several committees\, head of the DAV Life Section and head of the working group on consumer protection.
URL:https://avoe.at/event/life-insurance-across-europe-an-overview-from-an-actuarial-perspective-2/
LOCATION:Online-Veranstaltung (MS Teams)
CATEGORIES:Österreichische Förderungsgesellschaft der Versicherungsmathematik (ÖFdV)
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