Whitepaper: IFRS 17 Discount Curves: A Guide for Insurers

Open-access content Wednesday 15th April 2020 — updated 10.28am, Friday 1st May 2020

There are significant challenges facing actuaries and accountants tasked with selecting and implementing the discount curve methodology for their organization. In this three-part guide, topics we explore:

The methodology and practical challenges insurers face when choosing an approach
The modeling options insurers can consider when constructing discount curves for IFRS 17, and trends developing in the market
What to consider when implementing the discount curve approach for IFRS 17

Read “IFRS 17 Discount Curves: A Guide for Insurers” to learn more.

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