A best practice case study for insurance companies to strengthen the understanding of balance sheet dynamics with fast and accurate what-if analysis to weather any upcoming stress situation.
In this paper, you can learn more about:
- How to quickly provide insight in the main solvency risk drivers
- How to judge effectiveness of policy measures to manage current (non-) financial risks
- Added value of holistic balance sheet simulations for management decisions
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