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RNA Analytics, a global leader in actuarial and risk management, today announces the appointment of its new EMEA Managing Director, Javier Alvarez.

As part of my ongoing work with IFRS 17 client implementations, I am often asked how best to approach transition. I’ve seen the transition a­­­pproached in many different ways, and generally speaking, those that planned early, and work in time for considering different methods and options offer the best outcomes. And in the end, auditors will also be interested in the journey that you took to get you to your destination!

Change, it is said, is the only constant, and at RNA Analytics, we are embracing change to help all our clients face their own unique set of challenges as they future proof their businesses.

This new year begins with an understandable trepidation as many countries around the world remain in the grip of national lockdowns, and people try to go about their personal and working lives under conditions that many of us have never before experienced.

As a new year begins, companies everywhere are taking stock after a widely challenging 2020. In the 10 months since the pandemic was declared, the world saw countries order nationwide lockdowns, close borders, send millions of staff home, and roll out a raft of other crisis management contingencies to keep people safe from the coronavirus.

With the end of the year in sight, it is an appropriate time to consider what we have achieved in the past 12 months, and where we are headed next. It's been a tumultuous year for insurers, and a great many challenges face us all as we head into 2021.

This year has thrown a great many challenges at an industry that was already in a state of flux. An uncertain economic environment, risky investment markets, high levels of competition between carriers, growing regulatory compliance pressures, and most recently the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic present a wide array of potential outcomes for insurers at a major crossroads.

Date : Wednesday, 2 December 2020

Time : 14:00-16:00 Japan standard time

Audience : Actuarial, Risk Management, IT and Enterprise planning person in Insurance companies

Attendees : 100 seats (Concurrent attendees)

Language : Japanese

RNA Analytics is proud to announce today the recent case study with Hollard Insurance (Hollard), South Africa's largest and privately-owned insurance group. Here, we detail how we deployed our innovative R³S software to transform automation process control and compliance performance, allowing the company to focus on actuarial analysis, profitability and customer satisfaction.

On-demand is in high demand: from the way we watch TV, to the way we pay for our smartphones, gym membership and now even car insurance - customers want to pay only for what they need, when they need it.

From conversations with our own clients, we know that insurers want more details on the risks and their impacts on the business – not only at a granular level, but also with pinpoint accuracy

On 27th July 2020, Soochow University and local actuarial society hosted an IFRS 17 seminar in Taipei, in which RNA Analytics successfully presented the experience on IFRS 17 system implementation.

New changes are fast approaching financial reporting. With the arrival of IFRS 17, a completely new set of standards, calculations and criteria will apply. Following the recent extension of the implementation date, insurers across the globe are re-evaluating the input needed to transition from the old frameworks to the new.