Up to 2022 additional financial reporting on sustainability has been done on a voluntary basis by insurance companies. The reporting companies, usually larger groups, regularly involve actuaries in the corresponding preparation of information.

Early in 2022 relevant institutions have started to prepare concrete financial reporting requirements at European level, which will become mandatory for insurance companies as well. Consultations have been underway since the end of March. From 2023, corresponding information will then have to be included in the notes to the annual reports. Quantitative information on sustainability will also be published. That will be the task of actuaries.

Organised by the EAA – European Actuarial Academy GmbH.

European Actuaries who are or will be involved in sustainability reporting activities of insurance companies.

Technical Requirements
Please check with your IT department if your firewall and computer settings support web session participation (the programme Zoom will be used for this online training). Please also make sure that you are joining the web session with a stable internet connection.

The online training is intended to provide participants with basic information on mandatory sustainability reporting of insurance companies located in Europe. The main purpose is to speed up participants own activities.

The language of the web session will be English.

Dr Dieter Köhnlein, Actuary DAV, CERA
Dieter is non-life insurance actuary and statistician. After his academic career at the University of Bonn, ending with a Ph.D. in probability theory and mathematical statistics he started his work as practitioner as motor insurance statistician for the German motor insurers association (HUK-Verband). Before he entered 1998 into actuarial consulting at Tillinghast-Towers Perrin (Now: Willis Towers Watson) Dieter headed the Non-Life Actuarial department of Alte Leipziger Versicherung, Germany.
Since 2006 Dieter has worked for several audit firms as an actuarial and risk management consultant including KPMG and Mazars. In 2020 Dieter has founded an own consultancy firm (Actuarial Risk Consulting GmbH) in Germany.
Dieter is member of the German Actuarial Society (DAV) and has served in many committees and the DAV-Board for many years. In particular he is member of the DAV Sustainability Coordination Group.
Dieter will be supported by one or more lecturers with practical experience in sustainability reporting when dealing with case studies.