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IFRS 17
update
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Presenter: Lyndall Green, Associate Director
As the industry moves into its second year
of IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts (IFRS 17) as an effective standard,
more insurers have released both interim and year end IFRS 17 compliant
disclosures to the market. In this session, we will analyse emerging trends
from these disclosures, discuss judgemental items impacting the industry as
a whole, and consider what the next steps are in the journey beyond
transition and into a more settled business-as-usual environment. This will
assist you in your role as a non-executive director in pin-pointing risks
and understanding the financial reporting results relevant to the insurers
with which you work.
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2023
insurance CEO outlook survey
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Presenter: Mark
Danckwerts, Partner
In an unpredictable
operating environment characterized by geopolitical tensions, high
inflation and rising costs, CEOs continue to face an array of challenges
and opportunities. With change becoming almost a constant, KPMG
International surveyed 128 CEOs to gain deep insight into their views
and perspectives on the industry and wider economic landscapes now and over
the next three years.
While the clear majority of insurance CEOs are confident of
growth in the coming years, the numbers have declined compared to 2022.
Strong and resilient leadership will be needed to help keep insurance firms
moving progressively forward on the journey of change and transformation
that they are on, especially with new developments like generative AI
holding out so much potential to reimagine aspects of how the business is
run.
In this session we will share
with you more detailed insights into what insurance CEOs have to say about
the key trends impacting the industry in an ever-evolving market.
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Ten key
regulatory challenges 2024
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Presenter: Michelle
Dubois, Senior Manager
KPMG’s Africa Regulatory Centre of
Excellence is delighted to share their ten key regulatory challenges for
2024. This year we observe how regulatory scrutiny continues to intensify.
The operating environment faces unprecedented threats, highlighting
vulnerabilities across the business environment. Is your organisation
playing the best they can with the hand they have been dealt?
In an ideal world, increased budget and
raised priority for regulatory spend would go a long way to mitigating
these risks, however the current environment requires insurers to be
resilient and resourceful. Join us for an overview of what we believe are
the key regulatory challenges for the insurance sector in 2024.
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