Session I

Interactive I

Non-life insurance impact of Covid
By Bart Kling (Inshared)

In  this breakout we go back to the start of the COVID19 period where we were forced  to start working from home. Our management was in need of support to be able to make fast decisions. We will also look at this in a broader context how building simple models can support in difficult times, all from the thought that all models are wrong, but some are useful. Furthermore, we also look at the long term effects of COVID19 on our regular models.

Interactive II

Insurance market and Covid - Preparatory Crisis Plans (PCP)
By Youssef Achnine & Marc Uiterdijk (DNB)

In our breakout session we present a short, overall recap of the impact of COVID on the Dutch insurance sector. When speaking of crises, then Preparatory Crisis Plans (PCP) come immediately to mind. Dutch insurers are required by law to develop such plans. But, what is a PCP and how does it work? And, did these PCPs work well in managing these (or other) crises? And if not, what good are such plans?

Interactive III

Evaluation of the catastrophe clause in the Health Insurance Act 
By Puck Veeling & Patrick Ruitenberg (KPMG)

The actuarial team of KPMG conducted an evaluation of the functioning of the catastrophe clause in the Health Insurance Act on behalf of the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport. The outcomes were presented to the House of Representatives, aiming to provide recommendations for potential improvements of the catastrophe clause. In this presentation, we discuss the analysis, identified challenges, and proposed solutions.

Student session

General picture COVID-19 impact within asr
By Suzanne Dechesne & Karel Hagen (a.s.r.)