The Bulgarian Actuarial Society (BAS) is pleased to invite you to the Enterprise Risk Management Seminar organized by the BAS and Actuaries Without Borders section of the IAA (AWB). The seminar will take place in Sofia on the 14-16, November 2017. Following the requirements and new syllabuses of the IAA and AAE the Bulgarian Actuarial
Society added Risk Management as a new discipline in its qualification program. The current three days seminar is designed to cover all different aspects of the topic. The Risk Management plays an important role in the recent years, especially in the context of the Solvency II requirements. The ERM seminar is strongly recommended for all members of the BAS.
Lecturer
Carlos Arocha
Carlos Arocha has over 25 years’ experience in the life and general insurance and reinsurance industries. Carlos focuses on Enterprise Risk Management, Solvency II advisory services, Appointed Actuary consulting mandates, development and validation of internal risk models, reinsurance optimization programs and miscellaneous quantitative risk management projects. Since 2011, Carlos has been Managing Director for Arocha & Associates, a consulting firm based in Zurich.
He is passionate about enhancing the potential of actuarial staffs through knowledge transfer and the delivery of tools, modelling platforms and data management systems. Carlos has worked in companies such as Swiss Re, Mercantile & General Re, Watson-Wyatt (now Towers Watson) and Hewitt Associates (now Aon Hewitt), in Mexico, the United States, Canada, and Switzerland.
He is co-founder of the Swift Academy Project, an initiative that delivers state-of-the-art training knowledge transfer solutions to global insurance markets, Past Chairman of the Board of the Yverdon Insurance Consortium, Secretary of the Leadership & Development Council of the Society of Actuaries, and Ambassador of the Society of Actuaries in Switzerland. Carlos is a mentor of the Integrated Projects Course, Master of Actuarial Science at Columbia University, New York.
Carlos earned a BSc in Actuarial Science from Anahuac University, Mexico City, is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries, and a Member of the Swiss Association of Actuaries. Carlos was born in Mexico City and has lived and worked in Houston and Zurich. He is a dual Mexican/Swiss citizen.
Participants
This seminar is intended to all interested professionals, such as actuaries, risk and capital managers, controllers, supervisors and auditors from all types of insurance industries. Participants should have a basic knowledge of Solvency II. This seminar will be helpful for professionals working in life, health as well as in general insurance business.
Language
The language of the Seminar will be English.
Program
Detailed program is presented below.
Dates
The seminar will take place on 14th, 15th and 16th November, 2017 from 8:30 till 17:30.
Location
"Central Hotel Sofia”, 52, Hristo Botev Blvd, Sofia 1000, Bulgaria.
Registration
In order to register for the Seminar, please follow the steps listed below:
• Fill in the Registration form attached and send it via e-mail addressed to Ms. Vanya Stoicova at [email protected] until 05.11.2017. Because of the limited number of places available, priority will be given to the registrations received first. Receive a confirmation via e-mail from BAS that your Registration form has been received.
• Transfer the Seminar fee amount to BAS bank account.
• Receive a final confirmation via e-mail on your registration by BAS.
Payments
The registration fee is BGN 200 for members of the BAS and BGN 450 for non-members of the actuarial society. Fee transfers should be made to the Bulgarian Actuarial Society’s bank account only after receiving a confirmation that you are registered as a participant. Please find below the payment details.
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Bulgarian Actuarial Society’s Bank account:
Unicredit Bulbank
Ivan Vazov Branch
BIC: UNCRBGSF
IBAN: BG53 UNCR 9660 1000 6461 00
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CPD credits
For BAS members the attendance of this 3-days seminar gives 24 CPD credits.
