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Executive Sharing on IFRS17: Challenge to Fulfill Regulatory Reporting and Impact of Day-1 Transition

Key highlight: End to end IFRS17 System demostration

Impending IFRS 17 regulation will overhaul accounting standards for insurers. Greater detail, transparency and comparability will give analysts and investors more insight into a company’s financial health than ever before.

For most insurers, the transition to IFRS 17 will have a visible impact on financial statements and key performance indicators. Implementing the IT architecture for it will be a serious undertaking.

It will require holistic planning and bringing risk and finance analytics under same platform – thus ensuring closer collaboration among actuaries, risk managers and accounting personnel.

Join our in-depth conversation with our industry and solution experts and partners as we discuss through challenges, best practices, success factors based on real-life case studies on this regulatory accounting journey where we discuss the next appropriate steps to move forward with implementation.

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About the Experts

Herry Prajitno

Herry Prajitno
Customer Advisory Director
SAS

Herry has more than 24 years experience in Consulting and Information Technology. He has worked on several projects related to Payment System, Infrastructure, Data Analytics, CRM and ERP (Oracle, Microsoft and SAP) & managing complex project in Telco and Banking. His experiences include building strategic IT Planning, implementing regulatory IFRS Compliance (IFRS 9, 15, 16 & 17 &), SAP ECC, Oracle Hyperion Financial Management: Financial Consolidation, SAS Data Analytics Platform and Azure cloud.

Susiyani Setiowati

Susiyani Setiowati
Associate Director, Financial Risk Management
KPMG Indonesia

Susi has over 15 years of experience in information technology implementation and more than five years as a risk and regulatory technology specialist in KPMG. She leads several IFRS engagements in financial industries like banking and insurance companies. 

Khoo Han Sen

TT Lim
Associate Consultant
Azendian

TT Lim is an associate consultant with Azendian Solutions Sdn Bhd. His primary focus is Management Accounting. TT Lim’s current and recent projects involve IFRS 17, IFRS 9, statutory disclosure, financial reporting and analysis, and business process design for insurance companies, banks, and government agencies.

During a career that spans more than three decades, TT Lim has established a track record for developing and implementing innovative IT solutions for financial institutions, having been involved in many projects in Malaysia, South-East Asia, China, South Asia, and the Middle East.

TT Lim began his career as a programmer in a property company, where he wrote programs for accounting, hire purchase and human resource management applications. That eventually led to a 10 year tenure with a major Singapore public listed IT company, as the director of business intelligence and analytics.

Celeste Tan

Celeste Tan
Senior Associate Consultant
Azendian

Celeste Tan is a senior associate consultant in the practice and delivery department. She has been in the IT industry for 2+ years, with a focus on IFRS17 implementation projects. She has been accredited a Bachelor’s of Business with a major in Accounting from the University of Sydney.

Her main roles and responsibilities include:

  • Facilitation of the IFRS17 functional design specification workshops and advise the best accounting practices in the insurance industry
  • Technical lead in the design and configuration of the accounting module into SAS IFRS17 solution
  • Aided in the design and configuration of the calculation module into SAS IFRS17 solution
  • Aided in the implementation of data governance processes for major universities in Singapore. Her roles included facilitating the delivery and operationalisation of data governance pillars for master data, metadata, data quality and data security management.
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