Changes in your financial position or market circumstances demand regular evaluation of your strategic risks and return objectives. To what degree are your long-term and short-term strategic objectives still feasible? Are risks still within the risk budget? Which changes are required in your investment policy?
SRM industry applications
- SRM for Insurance Companies
- SRM for Pension Funds and Sovereign Wealth Funds
Different challenges, one solution
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Forward-looking view
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Consistent modelling framework
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Solvency II framework
I would like to gain insight into my future potential for Capital Generation
There is an ongoing shift in the way in which analysts and other stakeholders look at the financial performance of insurers. This is why Ortec Finance has positioned its asset and liability modelling framework (GLASS) to cope with a forward-looking view of the components underlying your potential for capital generation.
How can I create consistency in risk management throughout the company?
Ortec Finance offers a complete and consistent modelling framework (GLASS) for modelling insurance liabilities, asset classes, investment and dividend policies, and economic scenarios, both at Group level and for the underlying entities. Furthermore, this framework is ideally suited for all applications ranging from ALM and ORSA to monitoring.I want to determine the impact of revisions in the Solvency II framework
Ortec Finance's asset and liability modelling framework (GLASS) incorporates the Solvency II framework. It can provide a full breakdown of the SCR and Eligible Own Funds components for both the standard formula and an internal model approach.We are not afraid to challenge each other
Tom Loonen of InsingerGilissen is convinced that the work of private bankers will not be made superfluous by digitization. Which does not take away the fact that digitization produces good tools that can help him facilitate customers.
“We appreciate that Ortec Finance positions itself as an independent party that also dares to pose critical questions about our governance, investment policy, and how we guarantee good risk management.”