Guides

  1. Best practices for preparing financial statements under IFRS 17Preparing financial statements under IFRS 17 requires more than replacing familiar insurance accounting terminology with new labels. The standard changes how…
  2. A Practical Framework for Cloud Vendor Risk AssessmentCloud service providers now support core insurance functions, including policy administration, claims processing, billing, customer portals, analytics,…
  3. Customer Administration Systems Across the Policy LifecycleInsurance policies generate value only when they can be quoted accurately, issued efficiently, serviced consistently, and renewed with clear insight into…
  4. Strengthening board oversight of insurance riskInsurance risk has become a board-level concern that reaches well beyond underwriting results. Climate volatility, inflation, cyber incidents, emerging…
  5. Managing Regulatory Challenges in Cross-Border InsuranceInsurance groups operating across national borders face a regulatory environment that is fragmented, dynamic, and increasingly data-driven. A product approved…
  6. Building a data-driven insurance organizationInsurance companies generate vast amounts of information every day. Policy records, claims histories, underwriting files, financial statements, customer…
  7. How low interest rates reshape insurance investment incomeInsurance companies rely on investment portfolios to generate income from premiums collected before claims and benefits are paid. Interest earned on bonds,…
  8. Designing a High-Value Insurtech Proof of ConceptA new insurtech solution can promise faster claims, stronger underwriting, cleaner reporting, or a better customer experience. Yet a persuasive demonstration…
  9. Understanding the Differences Between GAAP and Statutory AccountingInsurance companies often prepare financial information under two different accounting frameworks: Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, or GAAP, and…
  10. Best Practices for Reconciling Intercompany Accounts in Insurance GroupsIntercompany reconciliation is a core control for insurance groups with multiple legal entities, shared service centers, managing general agents, captives,…