IFRS 17 managed services
Ongoing IFRS 17 support for insurers: measurement models, period-end calculations, reporting and disclosures, delivered as a managed service.
Technical accounting support for complex reporting: IFRS adoption, standard-specific implementation and financial statements that stand up to audit and regulatory review.
We work alongside your finance team and auditors to resolve judgement areas early, document the reasoning and keep reporting consistent from one period to the next.
Talk to usOngoing IFRS 17 support for insurers: measurement models, period-end calculations, reporting and disclosures, delivered as a managed service.
Technical reserves review and calculation, the Financial Condition Report, CBUAE insurance regulatory returns, and the Own Risk and Solvency Assessment (ORSA).
Actuarial valuation of end-of-service gratuity and other employee benefit obligations, with the disclosures your auditor needs.
Position papers on judgement areas, agreed in advance with your auditor.
Expected credit loss methodology, staging and model documentation.
Revenue recognition and lease accounting implementation and remediation.
Preparing for the new presentation and disclosure standard, effective for annual periods beginning on or after 1 January 2027: new income statement structure, management-defined performance measures and restated comparatives.
Preparation, disclosure checklists and audit-support packs.
Technical accounting support across the reporting cycle, from standard adoption and valuations through to consolidation, disclosure and management reporting.
The quantified impact of upcoming IFRS changes on results, covenants and capital.
Conversion between IFRS and local or US GAAP, with reconciliation schedules.
End-to-end adoption: policy, process, system change and opening entries.
Group consolidation, intercompany elimination and non-controlling interests.
A single technical counterpart managing auditor queries and PBC lists.
Accounting and documentation for buy-backs, capital reductions and distributions.
IFRS 2 valuation of options and share awards, with vesting and charge schedules.
IFRS 3 business combination accounting, intangibles identification and goodwill.
Measurement models, transition approach and disclosure readiness.
Narrative reporting drafted to sit correctly alongside the financials.
Line-by-line disclosure checklist review before the statements go out.
Monthly MIS and dashboards reconciled to the statutory numbers.
IAS 19 end-of-service and gratuity provisioning, including actuarial input.
Identify the affected standards, balances and judgement areas.
Build the technical position and quantify the impact.
Papers, models and disclosures ready for audit.
Update processes so the treatment stays consistent.
Insurers and insurance intermediaries, finance teams at regulated firms, groups preparing consolidated accounts, companies moving to IFRS for corporate tax, and businesses facing a complex transaction or a new standard.
Most do. UAE company and free zone rules generally require financial statements under IFRS, and the corporate tax regime relies on them, with IFRS for SMEs permitted for smaller businesses.
IFRS 18 replaces IAS 1 and changes how the income statement is presented, introducing defined subtotals and disclosure of management-defined performance measures. It applies to annual periods beginning on or after 1 January 2027, with comparatives restated, so preparation should start now.
Yes. We provide IFRS 17 managed services, technical reserves reviews, the Financial Condition Report, CBUAE insurance regulatory returns and ORSA support.
Yes. We agree technical positions with your auditor early, so judgement areas are settled before year-end rather than debated during the audit.