Qantid
Class CScoped engagementSigned by an accredited partner

IFRS 17 Implementation

IFRS 17 implementation for insurance contracts, delivered with actuarial partners.

Start in the portal

Sign in, complete the intake form for this service, then pay the engagement fee before submitting. You can save a draft so your answers are not lost.

Regulatory and standards basis

This engagement is performed against the following instruments. Each is cited in the deliverable at the point it is relied on.

  • IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts
  • NAICOM implementation guidance

Who this is for

  • Insurers and insurtechs

What you receive

  1. 01Gap assessment and implementation plan
  2. 02Measurement model selection and contract grouping
  3. 03Actuarial model build and validation
  4. 04Disclosure templates and transition approach

How the engagement runs

  1. Phase 1

    Intake and scoping

    You complete an intake form. We issue a scoped quote within 3 business days.

  2. Phase 2

    Engagement start

    On acceptance and first milestone payment, the engagement team is assigned and introduced by name.

  3. Phase 3

    Fieldwork

    Document preparation, testing or application assembly, depending on the engagement. Progress and outstanding requests are visible in the portal throughout.

  4. Phase 4

    Review and sign-off

    Internal quality review, then partner approval. Where a signature is a regulated act, the named accredited partner firm reviews and signs.

  5. Phase 5

    Submission and closure

    Filing or delivery, then support through any regulator or assessor queries until the matter closes.

Accreditation disclosure

Actuarial certification is provided by a certified actuary. Qantid manages implementation and reporting; the actuarial partner signs the actuarial work.

Questions

Who approves the deliverable?

A named member of the engagement team reviews it and a partner approves it. Their name, title and credentials are printed on the report, and the approval is recorded against the engagement in the portal.

Who signs it?

Actuarial certification is provided by a certified actuary. Qantid manages implementation and reporting; the actuarial partner signs the actuarial work.

Where do our documents live?

In private storage, accessible only through short-lived signed links, with every view and download logged. Nothing is attached to email. Our security posture and data residency are published on the trust page.

How do we pay?

Sign in to the portal, choose this service, complete the intake form, then pay by card through Stripe. You can save a draft at any time before payment.

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