The SGI-SA2IF, in collaboration with its partner SIA PARTNERS (an international firm specializing in actuarial science and consulting), is organizing a special seminar dedicated to insurance companies (life & non-life), reinsurance companies, and pension funds on the theme of Asset-Liability Management (ALM) from Monday, June 10th to 14th, 2024, at the prestigious Bravia Hotel in Ouagadougou.
June 10th to 12th, 2024: Technical teams from banks, insurance companies, reinsurance companies, and pension funds.
June 13th to 14th, 2024: General Management and board members of banks, insurance, reinsurance companies, and pension funds.
Indeed, due to their activities, companies are always exposed to various risks threatening their income. The major risk is undoubtedly related to the mismatch between the structure of assets and liabilities, where the lack of interaction between these two balance sheet components can deteriorate this balance, thereby increasing the potential impact of financial and insurance risks.
It is therefore necessary to anticipate future interactions and their impact on the balance sheet to effectively manage risks: This is the main objective of an ALM model. ALM models project the cash flows of assets and liabilities based on regulations, management rules, the evolution of the value of assets and portfolios, and the behavior modeling of policyholders, members, clients, etc.
This seminar aims to address the aforementioned issue and aims to achieve the following educational objectives:
- Understand the challenges and objectives of Asset-Liability Management (ALM)
- Master the principles of ALM (cash flow gap, liability rates, duration, and asset-liability margin)
- Learn the actuarial calculations used in ALM
- Define profitability indicators to implement
- Understand the logic of liability risk hedging
- Understand ALM in light of current regulations (CIMA Code, Solvency II, CIPRES, Basel I – III)
At the end of the training, tools for calculating and analyzing profitability (ALM) and the value of companies will be proposed.
Registration Fees (FCFA): Per company (2 participants) +1 participant
In person: 1,000,000 + 400,000
Online: 800,000 + 300,000
NB: At least 2 participants per entity are expected.