IFRS 17 Implementation Best Practices
Originally published: 01/06/2026 16:29
Publication number: ELQ-46721-1
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IFRS 17 Implementation Best Practices

Field-tested practices to take IFRS 17 from kickoff to a defensible production process.

Description
Delivering IFRS 17 is a cross-functional change that reaches actuarial, finance, accounting, data and technology at once. This best-practice guide, written by a practicing actuary, turns that complexity into a controlled, audit-ready programme. It sets out 15-plus practices covering governance and ownership, the target operating model, level of aggregation, measurement-model selection (GMM, PAA, VFA), the data foundation, discount rates and the risk adjustment, the CSM roll-forward, transition, IFRS 9 alignment, controls and parallel runs, each with concrete action steps. Inside you also get a key-concepts table, a roles-and-responsibilities matrix, a 16-point checklist, success metrics, a process diagram and common pitfalls. Fully editable Word format, ready to brand as your own. Buy once and edit freely.


In this you would receive a best practices for a controlled, audit-ready program. It contains the full IFRS 17 delivery life cycle starting from access and plan, design methodology, build and configure, test and parallel run and operate and report. In addition to detailed best practices, there are roles and responsibilities, implementaton checklists, metrics and what good looks like and common pitfalls to watch.


There are very few resources available which look at the standard from a practitioner's view point and this document covers the areas directly.

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The objective is to summarise the practical aspects of IFRS 17 implementation in a concise yet comprehensive manner. It contains experience from working in multiple IFRS 17 implementations end to end.

For a typical company going through IFRS 17 in a fairly regulated environment doing things according to best practices.

Some companies or jurisdictions just adapt past accounting standards just for compliance purposes. This practice is for companies who truly want to implement best practices and not a short cut.


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