Actuarial services

In an environment of increasing risk management regulation, insurance companies, banks, and other risk-exposed enterprises face a significant challenge in assessing and managing risks.

These macro risks include financial market instability, population aging, terrorism threats, and climate change. The primary benefit of actuarial analysis is to enhance performance and increase profitability by gaining a deeper understanding of risks and leveraging appropriate tools to minimize associated costs.

How we support you

Our actuarial teams consist of highly skilled technical experts specializing in financial engineering, insurance actuarial work, employee compensation and benefits, as well as statistics and modeling.

We can assist you in managing all financial risks, defining and implementing your growth strategy, and training your teams on financial matters. Additionally, we develop your asset-liability management approach and asset allocation, implement accounting regulations such as IFRS standards, Solvency II, and Basel II, and evaluate any corporate debts or liabilities.

Our areas of support include:

Insurance

Calculation of premiums and technical/mathematical reserves

Audit activities

Advisory and support services

New product development

Financial and Corporate

Valuation of financial instruments (e.g., derivatives), credits, debts, stock option plans in accordance with international accounting standards

Employee benefits valuation

Impairment testing

Corporate risk assessment

Enterprise risk management

Business valuations

Statistical reporting support

Scenario analysis

Pension

Technical and economic balance assessments of entities such as pension funds, social security funds, and healthcare assistance funds

Restructuring and reforms of the aforementioned entities

What-if analysis

By working closely with our broader insurance team and actuarial units worldwide, our service delivers expertise in general insurance, life and health insurance, risk advisory, capital, and pensions.