IT packages for Solvency II Deloitte 2014 market survey

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IT packages for Solvency II Deloitte 2014 market survey September 2014

The IT perspective of Solvency II Solvency II calculations and reporting require to process significant amounts of from multiple sources. Even if their size and level of ambition vary significantly, almost all insurers are looking to their IT architecture to improve the robustness, performance and flexibility of systems and flows supporting actuarial, risk and finance processes. Subsequently, make or buy decisions and potentially package selections take place in order to reach the Solvency II objectives. In order to support the insurers in these activities, Deloitte surveyed packages available on the market to assess their capabilities to support the different steps of a Solvency II process, which, from an IT perspective could be summarized as follows: 1. Data sources 2. Collection 3. Preparation 4. Calculation 5. Reporting External and sets required by the calculation and reporting. Collect and transform the required by the calculation and the reporting. Quality control, correction and validation. Aggregation of assets and liabilities (model points), economic scenario generation, experience analysis and hypothesis setting. Calculation of technical provisions and capital requirements for all risk classes. Aggregation and consolidation. Analysis and validation of the results. and external reporting. Validation of the reports. Publication of the external reports to the regulator and the market. 6. Operation and monitoring 7. Data historisation and archiving 2

ETL Data quality Aggregation Scope of the market survey The scope of the study is limited to Risk Management. All other IT domains of the company are excluded (policy administration, accounting, referential, asset management, etc.). All systems being able to support collection, preparation, calculation, reporting, monitoring and control as well as storage are considered in scope of the survey ( sources part is out of scope). 1. Data sources 2. Collection 3. Preparation 4. Calculation 5. Reporting Liabilities Assets Accounting External market Other input Model points ESG Experience analysis Portfolio replication Life TP TP - Premium TP - C.O. Health TP Assets Life Health Default Op. Life Health Default Op. QRTs XBRLs Qualitative Reporting Reporting Stress test & scenarios Capital planning KRI 6. Operation and monitoring Security Workflow & monitoring Scalability & performance Integration 7. Data historisation and archiving Data storage 3

Overview of the evaluation process The survey started in January 2014 and ended in august 2014. 1. Short listing 2. Request for information 3. Demonstration sessions 4. Validation and report Identification of the universe of relevant solutions, Define the short list of participants. Request of documentation to the vendors, Submit of a 500+ questions RFI to the vendors Vendors interview and demonstrations sessions to confirm responses to the RFI. Validation of the evaluation with the vendors, Publication of the report. Contacted Decline/ Did not participate Competitor Participated 25 1 39 13 0 10 20 30 40 4

All aspects of IT solutions have been evaluated thanks to a 500+ questions RFI and demonstration sessions Technical architecture and platform requirements. Scalability and performance. Auditability, traceability and security. Integration in enterprise architecture. Capabilities to support the Solvency II process: Data collection, quality control and transformation, Data preparation (economic scenario generation, hypothesis setting, model points building, etc.), Calculation (valuation of assets and technical provisions, calculation of capital requirements, etc.), Reporting ( and external), Data storage and archiving, Monitoring and control. Company size, history, geographical presence, offer for the insurance sector, etc. Client base, services offered around the product, migration expertise, etc. Partnerships and sales channels. 5

ETL Data quality Aggregation Evaluation of ADDACTIS IBNRS Product ADDACTIS IBNRS is a specialized solution for non life reserving. Year First released/current Version: 2003/V2.7.6 Target Geographic : Worldwide Target Insurance Segments: All #clients using: 49 #employees working on product in R&D/Sales/Integration:19/20/12 Services offered around the product: Maintenance, support, specific enhancements, consulting, training. Data Liabilities Assets Accounti ng Other Collect Prepare Calculate Report Model points ESG Experience analysis Proxy Methodologies Life TP TP Premium TP CO Health TP Assets ORSA Stress tests Operation and monitoring Life Health Default Op. Capital planning Life Health Default Op. KRI QRTs XBRL Qualitative reporting reporting Security Workflow & monitoring Scalability & performance Integration Company profile Main activities: Actuarial consulting, software provider HQ/Foundation Year: Paris (France) / 2010 for ADDACTIS Worldwide Office Locations: Belgium, France, Netherlands, Spain #employees worldwide / Europe: 155 / 155 2012 revenues: 3.7m Other insurance software: Modeling, Pillar 3, Workflow, Prévoyance office, PM Expert, Closing Strengths Broad range of deterministic and stochastic methods for the valuation of non life technical provisions (including RJMCMC Reversible Jump Markov Chain Monte Carlo and Fisher Lange). Module allowing to create triangles directly from accounting. Detailed audit trail, traceability and quality checks integrated into the workflow. Large set of methods for curve fitting. Legend: Not in scope of the survey. Not in scope of the system. Challenges Data historisation and archiving Data storage Partially supported even with customization. Fully supported with significant customization. Fully supported. In order to prevent mistakes due to manual manipulations (e.g. during parameterisation), the tool sets-up some barriers that might reduce the scope of action of users compared to a fully open solution. 6

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