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Motor — young drivers
Portfolios, profitability groups, annual cohorts, recognition and contract boundary, and the loss of an onerous group · Situation 1 of 4
≈ 60 minMotor — experienced drivers
Portfolios, profitability groups, annual cohorts, recognition and contract boundary, and the loss of an onerous group · Situation 2 of 4
≈ 60 minMotor — other drivers
Portfolios, profitability groups, annual cohorts, recognition and contract boundary, and the loss of an onerous group · Situation 3 of 4
≈ 60 minHome — cohorts H1 to H4
Portfolios, profitability groups, annual cohorts, recognition and contract boundary, and the loss of an onerous group · Situation 4 of 4
≈ 60 minGroup A
Initial measurement of a group: fulfilment cash flows, risk adjustment, contractual service margin and onerous group · Situation 1 of 2
≈ 90 minGroup B
Initial measurement of a group: fulfilment cash flows, risk adjustment, contractual service margin and onerous group · Situation 2 of 2
≈ 90 minGroup P — margin
Subsequent measurement: margin roll-forward, coverage units, loss component, insurance service result and finance expense · Situation 1 of 2
≈ 90 minGroup Q — loss component
Subsequent measurement: margin roll-forward, coverage units, loss component, insurance service result and finance expense · Situation 2 of 2
≈ 90 minInsurance service result
Subsequent measurement: margin roll-forward, coverage units, loss component, insurance service result and finance expense · Situation 1 of 2
≈ 75 minInsurance finance expense
Subsequent measurement: margin roll-forward, coverage units, loss component, insurance service result and finance expense · Situation 2 of 2
≈ 75 minGroup P — one-year travel
Premium allocation approach, variable fee approach, reinsurance held, modification, transition and disclosures · Situation 1 of 3
≈ 75 minGroup Q — three-year contracts
Premium allocation approach, variable fee approach, reinsurance held, modification, transition and disclosures · Situation 2 of 3
≈ 75 minGroup R — savings with participation
Premium allocation approach, variable fee approach, reinsurance held, modification, transition and disclosures · Situation 3 of 3
≈ 75 minGroup P — quarter reconciliation
Premium allocation approach, variable fee approach, reinsurance held, modification, transition and disclosures · Situation 1 of 2
≈ 75 minQuota share reinsurance treaty
Premium allocation approach, variable fee approach, reinsurance held, modification, transition and disclosures · Situation 2 of 2
≈ 75 minGroup S — quota share treaty
Premium allocation approach, variable fee approach, reinsurance held, modification, transition and disclosures · Situation 1 of 2
≈ 90 minGroup T1 — transition
Premium allocation approach, variable fee approach, reinsurance held, modification, transition and disclosures · Situation 2 of 2
≈ 90 minGroup G1
File on a group of insurance contracts: aggregation, initial measurement, contractual service margin, simplified approach and presentation (IFRS 17) · Situation 1 of 2
≈ 60 minGroup G2
File on a group of insurance contracts: aggregation, initial measurement, contractual service margin, simplified approach and presentation (IFRS 17) · Situation 2 of 2
≈ 60 minFile on a group of insurance contracts: aggregation, initial measurement, contractual service margin, simplified approach and presentation (IFRS 17)
≈ 90 minFile on a group of insurance contracts: aggregation, initial measurement, contractual service margin, simplified approach and presentation (IFRS 17)
≈ 90 minFile on a group of insurance contracts: aggregation, initial measurement, contractual service margin, simplified approach and presentation (IFRS 17)
≈ 75 min