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Slide1
RAPA 2015 Spring Meeting
April 13, 2015
Slide2Agenda
1:00PM – 3:00PM
Welcome
and Introductions [Tom Hartlett, Chair]
Organization Update
[Tom Hartlett, Chair]
Communications
/ Website
[
Tom Hartlett, Chair]
Financial Report
[
Kim Langstaff, Treasurer]
Planning [
Stephanie Williams,
Planning]
Initiatives
Updates [Greg
LaRochelle, Vice-Chair]
Data
Initiative [
Genevra Pflaum, Lead]
Risk Management
[
Garfield McIntyre, Lead]
Education [
Dalia Khoury, Lead]
Committee
and Initiative breakout sessions [All Attendees]
Committee and Initiative reports
[
Stephanie,
Dalia, Evelyn, Kelly]
3:00 Adjourn Day
Slide3Antitrust Statement
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Slide4Organization update – Board of Governors
Tom Hartlett – ChairGreg LaRochelle – Vice ChairShaun Downey – Past ChairKim Langstaff – TreasurerSusan Whitehead – Secretary
Stephanie Williams – Planning Chair
Open position– Communications Chair
Slide5RAPA Organization update
2014 Membership – 112 members in 20142014 Fall Conference – Miami Beach, FL111 attendees, 2nd largest attendance2015 Membership Renewals – 51 renewals through 4/1/159 new members
2015 Officer election update
Nomination committee formed –
Slate to be finalized by June and communicated to members
Slide6Communications Committee
Responsible for web site management, social media management, and membership communicationsHad limited membership in 2014 (3 members)
Chair resigned in November 2014 due to work commitments.
Member supporting website updates stepped down in January 2015
Tom Hartlett currently managing communications, with support from Kim Langstaff and Stephanie Williams.
We need a volunteer to lead this committee going forward.
Decision made in January 2015 to request RFP’s for web site rebuild to enable end user content management and enhance functionality.
Slide7Website Initiative Overview
Purpose
Redesign the existing website
www.reinsadmin.org
to modernize the platform and provide added functionality. Logiq3 has sponsored RFP development and project management.
Contract
with
Mediazeus
to rebuild web
site executed
Project timeline is 6-8 weeks beginning mid April
New features to be implemented:
Redesign and reformatting of existing
pages
Wordpress Content Management System – reduces need for technical support to update contentWebsite will be mobile device friendlyOnline portal for administrator access and databaseRegistered user access to include member directory, training materials, internal communications, and online community forum.Blog platform for article writing and sharing.Google analytics for website tracking and analysis.
Members
Tom Hartlett – Hartlett Consulting
Natalie Ho – Logiq3
Kim
Langstaff
, Hannover Re
Stephanie Williams, Hannover Re
Susan Whitehead – Sun Life
Genevra
Pflaum
– Hannover Re
Slide8Treasurer's Report
Slide9Planning
2015 Fall ConferenceSunday, October 18th – Tuesday, October 20
th
Phoenix Marriott Tempe at The Buttes
Tempe, AZ
Single/Double Room: $156
Rate guaranteed 3 days pre/post
event, subject to availability.
Rate expires September 25, 2015.
For reservations call:
1-888-867-7492
RAPA FALL CONFERENCE 2015
Slide10Planning
PresentationsEmerging Reinsurance Trend: Hybrid Products Stephen Cooley – Aurigen Reinsurance CompanyData Quality: Obsessed With Data… And For Good Reason
Genevra Pflaum, Moderator – Hannover Re
Evelyn Bradanovich – Pacific Services Canada Limited
Ellen Fedorowicz – Jackson National Life Insurance Company
Lisa Sher – SCOR Global Life Americas
The Future of Data Privacy and Security in Reinsurance and BeyondSimon Bell, Moderator – LOGiQ3
Attracting and Retaining Resources
Tonya Blackmore – Pacific Services Canada Limited
Roundtable Discussions
Slide11Initiatives Strategy
Purpose: To improve the effectiveness and efficiency of RAPA member's reinsurance understanding and processes. The initiatives work streams provides the opportunity for members to work together on education, training, and to benefit from robust collaboration with industry experts within the working groups.
Want to join an Initiative? Just contact one of the leads
Education: Dalia
Khoury
, Optimum Re
Dalia.Khoury@optimumre.com
Data: Genevra
Pflaum
, Hannover Re
Genevra.Pflaum@hlramerica.comRisk: Garfield McIntyre, Munich Re GMcIntyre@munichre.comWebsite: Tom Hartlett, Hartlett Consulting tom@hartlettconsulting.com Thinking of a new initiative? Submit your suggestion to Tom Hartlett [
tom@hartlettconsulting.com
]
or Greg LaRochelle [greg.larochelle@rbc.com]
Slide12Data Initiative Overview
Purpose
Create a document for Guidelines for Reinsurance Reporting, in essence a document of best practices for specific areas of reinsurance administration and data quality.
The
document
includes
information, samples and realistic scenarios. Topics
:
Reporting Issues
Communication/Notifications
Data
Quality
Conversions
Taking a Treaty from paper to system
implementationSamples of typical reinsurance reporting, i.e. Policy Exhibit, Transaction files, etc MembersGenevra Pflaum, Hannover Re
Rhonda Nielsen-Jackson
, Hannover
Ellen
Fedorowicz
, Jackson
National
Rajesh
Kavuru
, Swiss Re
Betsy Russell, Munich Re
Lisa
Sher
,
Scor
Re
Melinda
Bynoe
, Hannover Re
Robert McCloskey, RBC
Insurance
Par
Kambo
, RBC
Insurance
Lynn
Martone
, Swiss Re
Laurie Barrett,
Amica
Duane Pfaff, ING Re
Diana Aversa, Pacific Life
Grace
Sirianni
, Munich
Re
Evelyn Bradanovich, Pacific Services
Dzan
Dinh
, Munich Re
Eileen Ah-Fat, Canada Life
Karen
Lipka
, RGA
Michael Barnett, mL3 global
Jennifer
Atlee, Hannover Re
Slide13Data Initiative
Deliverables & Milestones
Version 1 was rolled out at the 2014 RAPA Fall Meeting
Version 2 is currently available on the RAPA website @
http
://
www.reinsadmin.org/data_learn_more.html
Version 2 contains 3 new sections in Reporting Issues including:
i) Changes in Policy Number
ii) Inforce and Transaction Not Reconciling
iii) Partial ReportingThe other sub groups are working on:Conversions group – Partial conversions, Inter-company conversions and ExchangesData Quality – Glossary of Terms including definitions, applicable lines of business and appropriate report/file for each field to be included inNotifications/Communication – Complete the new client reporting package, guidelines for what to include with claims submittals, and reserve sample reportingWill produce Version 3 with the above items for the 2015 RAPA Fall Meeting
Guidelines
Reinsurance
Reporting
Slide14Risk Management Initiative
Purpose
To
develop tools and techniques to provide guidelines on reinsurance
risk management methodology
and
approach. Particularly relating to risk assessment, and auditing and compliance reviews of the reinsurance administration function of the direct writers, reinsurers and retrocessionaires.
This initiative is divided into two sub-teams with focus on:
i) Reinsurance
A
dministration
R
isk
Assessment
ii) Reinsurance Administration Audit and Compliance ReviewsAreas of focus for 2015 include:Assess COSO’s Risk Management Framework and its use for Reinsurance Administration functionsDevelop a risk assessment tool for RAPA members to leverageAssess & develop a risk based audit planIdentify and catalogue industry leading reinsurance auditing practicesProvide relevant training to RAPA members on the risk management framework and risk based audit planning
Members
Garfield McIntyre, Munich Re
Jennifer Atlee, Hannover Re
Laurie Barrett, Amica
Barbara Beicker, USAA
Isabelle Calderon, Genre
Anthea Cote, Munich Re
Laura
D’andrea
, Prudential
Amalia Figueiras, Prudential
Nancy
Forry
, Ohio National
Sophie Lajeunesse, Munich Re
Shawn Murphy, Swiss Re
Ricky Peterson, Munich Re
Kelly Priest, Logiq
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John Whitaker
Deliverables &
Milestones
Intent
is
to further
brainstorm the above deliverables during
(Jan
–
June 2015)
Build
out the relevant tools and techniques during
(July – Dec 2015)
Distribute & develop tools as well as provide
cross training on their use (likely during
2016)
Slide15Education Initiative
Purpose
Develop training
material presented as a workflow chart for different processing functions and ultimately have case
study
to
illustrate the impact of
processing by using the workflow charts.
Deliverables
&
Milestones
Phase One
New
Business/New treaty set up We have 3 sub-groups presenting the 3 different layers: Sub Group 1 – Direct by Q1 2015 (Vivian Tseng)Sub Group 2 – Reinsurance by Q1 2015 (Diana Aversa)Sub Group
3 –
Retrocessionaire
Q1 2015
(Pat Ellis)
Members
Dalia
Khoury, Optimum
Re
Ann Grace, Manu Life
Brenda Warner, Canada Life
Deidre Ward, Swiss re
Diana Aversa, Pac Life
Judy Brillert, Canada Life
Julie Dee Faris, CSC
Kim Brabham, Hannover re
Maribet Toledo, Lincoln Financial
Pat Ellis, RGA
Patty
B
ailey, Manu Life
Paula Boswell-
Beier
, RGA
Vivian Tseng, john Hancock
Vu Nguyen, Prudential
Slide16Education Initiative
Target Audience
Rapa
Web site
Training
material for newbies
Developing
Resources
Deliverables
&
Milestones
Phase Two Changes /Maintenance/Termination We have 3 sub-groups presenting the 3 different layers: Sub Group 1 – Direct by Q3 2015 Sub Group 2 – Reinsurance by Q 32015 Sub Group 3 – Retrocessionaire Q 3 2015
Members
Looking for volunteers and members to lead the new subgroups in Phase two
Slide17Education Initiative
NEWS FLASH!!LOMA online
courses
for
Reinsurance supplement
now at a reduced
cost of $100! Note: Reinsurance 101 presentation on the RAPA website
Slide18Breakout Sessions
Executive
Tom Hartlett
Planning
Stephanie Williams
Data Quality
Initiative
Evelyn Bradanovich
Risk Management Initiative
Kelly Priest
Education Initiative
Dalia Khoury