Risk Adjustment under IFRS 17

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Risk Adjustment (RA) corresponds to the compensation that the insurance entity requires for bearing the uncertainty about future cash flows related to non-financial risks.

The RA has a very strong impact on the valuation of future profits and the IFRS result of the contracts in the portfolio.

The RA as defined in the IFRS 17 framework is a quantity conceptually close to the Risk Margin in the Solvency II environment, although differences remain in the calculation of these elements.

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Risk Adjustment within the framework of IFRS 17

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What is Risk Adjustment?

Operational impact of Risk Adjustment on IFRS 17 KPIs

Diversification and Risk Adjustment allocation issues

IFRS 17 Risk Adjustment vs Solvency II Risk Margin

Risk Adjustment and R&D opportunities within IFRS 17