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CP2 Governance and Risk Management Series

Connecting the Dots

The recent announcements by the BMA on the changes to the regulatory regime have sparked widespread interest and collaboration between the regulator and market participants. There has been a greater focus on the impact to the actuarial models and assumptions (specifically with regards to the Scenario Based Approach (SBA)), BSCR impact and Section 6D Enhancements. In this 5-part thoughtware series by Deloitte, we embark on the journey to connect the dots on what these changes mean for your company’s Governance and Risk management functions.

Introduction: A summary of the Governance and Risk Management areas affected by CP2
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Part 1: Sections 2.2, 2.3, 2.7 and 2.8
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Part 2: Sections 2.11, 2.12 and 2.13
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Part 3: Section 2.14
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Part 4: Section 2.15
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Part 5: Section 2.17
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Heldar Carreiro

Partner, Bermuda - Accounting & Internal Controls, Regulatory Risk, Audit & Assurance

Divan Steyn

Director, Bermuda - Risk Advisory: Accounting & Internal Controls

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