The Solvency II & Risk Management programme

Wednesday 7 October 2009


08:30 Registration and refreshments

09:00 Chairman’s opening remarks

09:10 KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Towards Solvency II: a supervisor’s perspective on lessons learned from the recent financial turmoil

Giovanni Cucinotta, Member of the Managing Board, CEIOPS

09:50 PANEL
Assessing the progress towards developing Level 2 implementation measures

• Timelines for the implementation of Solvency II
• Responses to Consultation Papers
• Progress in developing advice for Level 2 measures
• Issues to be addressed in QIS 5
• What should the industry be doing to prepare for Solvency II?
• Looking ahead to Level 3

Moderator: Carlos Montalvo Rebuelta, Secretary General, CEIOPS
Gregor Pozniak, Secretary General, AMICE
Patricia Plas, Senior Vice President, Public Policy & Regulatory Affairs, Aegon NV
Peter Vipond, Director, Financial Regulation and Taxation, Association of British Insurers

10:40 Morning break

11:00 Getting your internal model approved: a regulatory viewpoint

• Ensuring good model governance
• Meeting use tests
• Maintaining statistical quality
• Documentation and data requirements
• The role of externally developed models

Mohamed Lechkar, Supervisory Policy Division, Quantitative Risk Management, De Nederlandsche Bank
Paolo Cadoni, Technical Specialist, Financial Services Authority

11:40 Addressing technical challenges in implementing Solvency II

• Market risk calibration
• Credit risk consistency in Solvency II
• Considering risk free rates, covered bond rates and illiquidity premia
• Technical topics currently discussed in Basel (II)

Marc Propper, Senior Policy Advisor, De Nederlandsche Bank

12:20 Lessons from Basel II implementation

• What went well
• How could the implementation process have been improved
• Lessons to be learned for financial institutions and supervisors

Zuzana Silberova, Deputy Executive Director, Czech National Bank

13:00 Lunch

14:00 KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Risk management, Solvency II and volatile markets: lessons learned

• What has worked?
• How can risk management be improved?
• Assessing the business implications

Tom Wilson, Chief Risk Officer, Allianz

14:40 Pillar 1 dialogue between CEIOPS and the industry in 2009

• Consultation Papers giving CEIOPS’ draft advice on the future Level 2 measures
• Timeline for the adoption of the Level 2 measures
• Interaction between CEIOPS and the industry
• What do industry responses to the 2009 Consultation Papers show?
• How will they be taken into account?

Pauline de Chatillon, Chair of Solvency II Financial Requirements Expert Group, CEIOPS

15:20 Some lessons learned about implementing group-wide ERM

• The role of the centre vs operating units
• Economic view vs Statutory view
• Lessons from the financial crisis

Olav Jones, Group Risk Officer, Fortis Insurance

16:00 Afternoon break

16:20 Ensuring operational risk is not the “forgotten risk” of Solvency II

• Quantifying operational risk
• Internal model or standard formula for operational risk
• Stress testing and scenario analysis

Philip Martin, Chairman, Institute of Operational Risk

17:00 PANEL
Beyond capital requirements: the importance of Pillars 2 & 3

• The difference between ORSA and internal models
• Setting the level of disclosure
• Building a culture of risk awareness

Neil Cantle, Principal and Consulting Actuary, Milliman
Philip Martin, Chairman, Institute of Operational Risk
Thaddeus Nyahasha, Director of Group Solvency, Aviva
Tom Wilson, Chief Risk Officer, Allianz

17:40 Chairman’s closing remarks

17:50 End of conference

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