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The current Solvency II regulation will apply for the last time to the 2026 financial year. From 30 January 2027, not only will an amended Solvency II framework enter into force, but the Insurance Recovery and Resolution Directive (IRRD) will also become applicable. Currently the supervisory authority is responsible for the (microprudential) supervision of insurance […]

In the modern economy, where many businesses integrally depend on functioning IT systems and digital services, cyber insurance has emerged as one of the fastest-growing insurance lines. Likewise, the challenges for actuaries in adequately assessing, modelling, pricing, and managing this complex and ever-evolving risk are manifold. In this session, we will delve into key aspects […]

This web session provides a structured and practical walkthrough of the Own Risk Assessment (ORA) under IORP II. We begin with a concise overview of the European pension landscape and supervisory expectations, followed by a clear comparison between ORA and ORSA. The core of the session focuses on the practical building blocks of a robust […]

The amended Solvency II and the IRRD (Insurance Recovery and Resolution Directive) will become applicable as of 30 January 2027. They will extend the scope of actuarial work considerably. While basic actuarial tasks remain unchanged, additional requirements will need the involvement of actuaries.  The choice of appropriate scenarios for the medium- and long-term analysis of […]

The main improvement in insurance accounting under IFRS 17 was to align the income statement with modern accounting principles. IFRS 17 requires differentiation between movements of the insurance contract liability that represent earnings received for providing services and are presented as insurance revenue, expenses resulting from the provision of services, and insurance finance income or […]

The session aims to provide participants with a comprehensive introduction regarding the risk adjustment concept under IFRS 17. We will shed light on the general concepts behind risk adjustment and its application within IFRS 17 and illustrate the importance of risk adjustment in measuring, presenting, and disclosing insurance contracts. The online training will also provide […]

The goal of this two-day training is to introduce the participants to the R open-source ecosystemand to give them a good understanding of this languages. However, since both ecosystems are way too vast to be covered in merely two days, the participants will be asked to go through the basics of both languages themselves, prior […]

With the introduction of new accounting frameworks, the corresponding alignment of planning and performance management and with the increasing need for sophisticated asset liability management, the stochastic assessment of risk and value in connection with participating life insurance portfolios has become the industry standard over the last decade. The underlying basis for such an assessment […]

The aim of the web session is to provide pension actuaries and other interested experts with an overview of topics and methods in relation to the discussion of intergenerational fairness. This web session continues the first session in October 2025 and now dives deeper into actuarial modelling. First, we will briefly introduce the concept of […]

Excel-based tariff calculators remain a cornerstone of actuarial work in life insurance, and in early 2026 we showed in our first EAA web session 'From Excel Tariff Calculators to LLM-Powered Python Code', how Large Language Models (LLMs) can help to port them into structured Python code. The feedback was encouraging, and the field has moved […]

The goal of this two half-day training is to introduce the participants to the Python open- source ecosystem and to get a good understanding of the language. However, the ecosystem is way too vast to be covered in merely two half-days, the participants will be asked to go through the basics of the language themselves, […]

Actuaries have long relied on time-tested statistical models to forecast risk. Methods such as ARIMA, GLMs, and the Lee–Carter model remain valuable tools, and in many settings they still perform well. However, the environment in which actuaries will work is changing. This web session will explore why we are moving beyond these traditional boundaries and […]