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IFRS 17

The new IFRS standard for insurance contracts promises to have a transformative effect on insurers’ financial reporting. Milliman has unparalleled experience with Solvency II and other regulatory regimes, coupled with groundbreaking systems implementation and industrialisation capabilities.

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Solvency II

As a full service actuarial and consulting firm, Milliman brings a comprehensive understanding of the application of risk adjustment and predictive modeling to complex healthcare applications. Whether you require risk adjustment tools, strategic advice, or customized models, knowledgeable consultants and actuaries are always available to help design and deliver successful solutions.

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Insight from Milliman

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Clustering techniques: Innovations and practical implementation

We explore evolving model compression techniques that can help insurers achieve significant computational efficiency gains.

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AI use cases in the European mortgage industry

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the mortgage industry, offering opportunities for enhanced efficiency, improved customer experience and new services.

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Report

Analysing 2024 solvency and financial condition reports (SFCR) of non-life insurers in the Netherlands

We analyse the year-end 2024 solvency and financial condition reports of non-life insurers in the Netherlands.

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Briefing note

Solvency II review – proposed amendments to the Delegated Regulation

This briefing note provides background on the Solvency II review and summarises the proposed amendments.

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Report

Analysing 2024 SFCR of life insurers in the Netherlands

Market insights from year-end 2024

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IFRS 17 Benchmarking: Our key observations on the 2024 annual reports

As part of our IFRS 17 benchmarking, we present key findings from the 2024 annual reports of 55 life insurers across Europe and other regions.

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Annual Report

Global life and health insurance mergers and acquisitions (M&A)

See a breakdown of top M&A deals and a market outlook for North America, Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa.

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Featured Products

We’re driving the future with our analytics and modeling technologies

Solvency II reporting & compliance

VEGA

Streamline Solvency II compliance with a multi-user, multi-site tool for Standard Formula SCR and quantitative reporting templates.

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Financial Modeling Platform

Milliman Mind IFRS17 module

Milliman Mind is a flexible and easy-to-use web-based platform that offers you a cost-effective IFRS 17 calculation tool.

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Practice leaders

Meet some of the experts leading Milliman Netherlands

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Lotte van Delft

Principal & Consulting Actuary
Lotte van Delft is principal and consulting actuary in the Amsterdam office of Milliman. Before joining Milliman, Lotte worked at a Dutch insurance company for four years. In that period she was chief financial risk officer of the disability department.
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Niels Van der Laan

Principal, Consulting Actuary
Niels Van der Laan is a principal and consulting actuary in the Amsterdam office of Milliman. He joined the firm in 2011. Niels carries out consulting assignments in the field of property & casualty and disability in the Netherlands and Belgium. Before joining Milliman, Niels worked at Towers and Watson and predecessors for five years.
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Rajish Sagoenie

Principal and Managing Director
Rajish Sagoenie is a principal in the Amsterdam office of Milliman, where, since 2011, he has been managing director. Rajish is responsible for a wide variety of projects and assignments for corporate clients. As an advising actuary, Rajish primarily works for corporate clients and pension funds. His focus primarily lies with providing strategic (pension) advice for corporates, both nationally and internationally, and he acts as the appointed actuary for several pension funds. He advises multinational organizations on their employee benefits arrangements around the world.
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