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DATE : February 23, March 2 & 9, 2021
LENGHT : 3 x 3h (from 14h to 17h30 with 2 breaks of 15min.)
TYPE : Online training via Teams (For all level)
INDUSTRY : Insurance
REQUIREMENTS : A computer with Excel is needed for the practical parts
LANGUAGE : English
ACCREDITATION : 9 CPD points | 54 points PPC
PRICE : 900€ excl. VAT
This training is given by
Donatien Hainaut
Scientific Director
DESCRIPTION
The purpose of this course is to help participants to get a deep understanding of financial statements disclosed by insurance companies and to value their activities. Participants will learn to break down the disclosed information into key performance indicators. All concepts are illustrated on a case study of a major international insurer.
The first module reviews the main items of financial statements. We introduce the principles behind IFRS 9 (accounting of investments). IFRS 4 and 17 (insurance liabilities). We also explain the methods for the consolidation of subsidiaries.
The second part focuses on the analysis of financing structure and margins and profitability. We introduce the concepts of capital employed and working capital in order to get a better picture of the balance sheet. We also review market ratios which allows to compare the company market value to its accounting figures.
The third part is devoted to the valuation of insurance companies, exclusively based on public disclosed information. After a review of the costs of corporate funding, we present direct and indirect approaches based and we conclude with a peer-comparison methods (direct and indirect).
PROGRAM
1. READING THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
1.1 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
- The balance sheet
- The Income statement
- Cash-flow statement
- IFRS 9 : accounting of investments
- IFRS 4 : principles of shadow accounting
- IFRS 17 : Building Block Approach (BBA)
- IFRS 17 : Variable Fee Approach (VFA)
2.1 CAPITAL EMPLOYED ANALYSIS
- Working capital & Capital employed analysis
- Liquidity, leverage and debts ratios
- Restructuring the income statement
- Added value, EBIT, Net margins
- Loss, combined ratios and reinsurance
- ROE, ROCE and ROA
- Financial and insurance leverages
- Costs of liabilities
- Profitability and margins
3.1. SHARES & MARKET RATIOS
- Shares
- IFRS 4 : principles of shadow accounting
- MBR, PER, PEG
- Payout ratio & dividends analysis
- Capital Asset Pricing Model, CAPM
- Cost of debts
- The Weighted Average Cost of Capital WACC
- Sum of the parts
- Discounted dividends approach
- Discounted cash-flows
- Peer comparison method
ACQUIRED SKILLS
At the end of this training, the participants will be able to analyze the IFRS accounts of an insurance company. They will master concepts such as IFRS9, IFRS4 and IFRS17. They will also master all the performance and structure ratios.
Notice that all concepts are illustrated with a case study (AGEAS) and excel workbooks used during the lecture will be distributed to participants.
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