Assumption Management and Calculation

This course helps participants acquire advanced and diverse assumption methodologies as well as detailed actuarial and accounting closing techniques required for IFRS 17 financial reporting.

Instructor : Jeong-hoon Park

Course Format : on-line

Course Duration : 5 h 10m

Study Period : 60 day

Course Fee : $700

Number of Lectures : 8

Assumption Management and Calculation

This course helps participants acquire advanced and diverse assumption methodologies as well as detailed actuarial and accounting closing techniques required for IFRS 17 financial reporting.

 

Instructor : Jeong-hoon Park

Course Format : on-line

Course Duration : 5 h 10m

Study Period : 60 day

Course Fee : $700

Number of Lectures : 8

Introduction

This training module is designed to help participants learn the concept of required capital as defined in the K-ICS standards and how to apply it in practice.
The course provides an in-depth exploration of the key contents of the K-ICS standards, including the definition and calculation criteria for required capital.

Furthermore, it systematically explains the methodologies for calculating available capital with various illustrative examples. Through this, participants will gain a clear understanding of the relationship between required capital and available capital, while acquiring the skills needed for evaluation and analysis.

The course presents practical methodologies based on common real-world scenarios and includes hands-on exercises using actual data.

Ultimately, this training aims to equip participants with the essential knowledge and capabilities for capital management under the K-ICS framework.

Target Audience

  • Actuarial practitioners working at insurance companies, reinsurance companies, and actuarial firms
  • Experts responsible for insurance product development, actuarial risk management, reserve calculations, and mathematical modeling
  • Actuaries who need practical understanding of the latest insurance-related regulations and frameworks such as IFRS 17 and K-ICS
  • Consultants and data analysis professionals engaged in actuarial work

Course Category

1. Actuarial Fundamentals
[Open March 2025]

- Premium and Surrender Value Calculation using Actuarial Tables
- Understanding Actuarial Science

2. Company-wide Training
(IFRS 17 / K-ICS)

- Examples of IFRS 17 Accounting Treatments
- Introduction to K-ICS
- Direction of Profit and Loss Management under IFRS 17

3. Product Development
[Open April 2025]

- Term Insurance
- Cancer Insurance
- Savings Insurance
- Annuity Insurance
- Variable Insurance

4. Assumption Management and Calculation

-Methodologies for assumptions of risk/policyholder behavior/expense allocation/economics
- Actuarial Assumption Management Strategies (Audit Trail)

5. IFRS 17 Actuarial Closing Practice

- Advanced IFRS 17 Actuarial Closing Practices

6. K-ICS

- Overview of Risk Management in Insurance Companies
- Understanding Market Risk
- Understanding Interest Rate Risk
- Understanding Insurance Risk
- Insurance Risk Internal Model

7. Reinsurance
[Open in April 2025]

- Traditional Reinsurance
- Co-Reinsurance
- Excel-Based Reinsurance Profit and Loss Forecasting

8. Management under IFRS 17 and K-ICS Standards

-Direction of Profit and Loss Management under IFRS17
- ALM-Based Management
- MCEV-Based Management
-Risk Based Asset-Liability Portfolio Management

9. Managerial Accounting
[Open April 2025]

- Biz Planning
- Selection of KPIs under IFRS 17 and K-ICS Standards
- Variable Product Hedging

10. Actuarial Modeling Course (New Product Modeling)
[Open in 2025]

- Term Insurance
- Cancer Insurance
- Savings Insurance
- Annuity Insurance
- Variable Insurance

11. Actuarial Modeling Course (IFRS 17 Closing Practice)
[Open in 2025]

- Term Insurance
- Cancer Insurance
- Savings Insurance
- Annuity Insurance
- Variable Insurance

12. ERM (Enterprise Risk Managment)
[Open in 2025]

- Basic ERM Risk Management
- Insurance Risk Concept and Internal Model

13. Reporting

- Supervisor Report Preparation Method
- Automation System Example

14. Product Planning
[Open in 2025]

- Product Introduction
- Product Structure
- Market Understanding
- Risk Rate

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