IFRS 17
IFRS 17 is the newest IFRS standard for insurance contracts and replaces IFRS 4 on January 1st 2022. It states which insurance contracts items should by on the balance and the profit and loss account of an insurance company, how to measure these items and how to present and disclose this information.
Mainly to make the financial statement easier to compare across insurance companies and among industries. Though it is a big change for insurance companies as data administration, financial presentation and actuarial calculations will need to change! This website will help you to understand the different topics.
Even if your business isn't insurance, you could still be affected by #IFRS17 – it applies to all relevant contracts. KPMG IFRS's talkbook explains: https://t.co/wi7JFaiKGH #IFRS
Is IFRS 17 on your radar? Watch our #IFRS17 on demand webcast for current insights on:
🔺 Key issues on the post-implementation review process
🔺 Big issues currently being faced
🔺 What #insurers should be considering going forward
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News on our July Accounting and Reporting update: We’re also going to cover insurance for non-insurers: remember #IFRS17 applies to contracts rather than companies! Register here to see if you need this on your radar:
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Short Introduction
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IFRS 17 will have impact on
Reporting
Big changes in the P&L and the balance, with new components, like the risk adjustment and the CSM
Organisation
Interaction is needed between IT, actuarial and financial departments to be able to report timely.
IT
Data needs to be administrated on lower level with more history while systems need to run fast(er).
Timelines
