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Planning of the strategic assets (SAA) for insurers

RaPID© is a state-of-the-art software based on a web interface (Edge, Firefox, Chrome), relational database and fast Java calculation engine covering risk, accounting, controlling, regulatory reporting and treasury for financial institutions.The current facts sheet describes the planning of the SAA (strategic asset allocation) for insurers.

Introduction

The balance sheet of an insurer is usually driven by the liabilities (written policies) and their premiums, costs and claims. The actuaries forecast the liabilities under several scenarios. Based on the resulting net new money – net of premiums, costs and claims – the investment unit then plans the strategic asset allocation for the coming years taking into account external limits defined by FINMA regulation 2016/05 and internal limits.

System overview

RaPID has a fully integrated ETL (extract / transform / load) that allows interfacing any core system and mapping all financial instruments. A reconciliation report ensures consistency with the accounting data. A data quality cockpit measures and amends the data. All data is historized in an Oracle DWH. All processes can be automated. Results are either shown in internal reports or book entries are written back to the accounting system

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Input

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Processing

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Output

Input data

The input data consists of

In total there can be easily 50 different input tables. RaPID© has a powerful ETL (extract / transform / load) to load and map the data. Also, data can be loaded via Excel (copy & paste). Data sanity checks, data amendments and reconciliation reports ensure high data quality.

Processing

The core is the RaPID© calculation engine, which covers the following:

Output

The outputs of the processing are either standard or customized reports:

Multiple balance sheets including PNL for life, non-life, IFRS and portfolio views

The liabilities are valued either by using GMM, PAA or VFA (IFRS 17) or via input from actuarial function (AF).

The following charts show some sample print screens (input, processing, and output) from the system.