Enterprise Risk Management A View. Clive Kelly CRO Zurich Insurance plc/zfs Europe (GI)
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1 Enterprise Risk Management A View Clive Kelly CRO Zurich Insurance plc/zfs Europe (GI)
2 Topics ERM some basics Responsibilities CRO evolution Challenges and priorities Conclusion
3 Introduction 3
4 Zurich s risk management is currently well positioned compared to its peers Dimension ZFS* AXA Allianz ING Generali Aviva AIG Risk culture Adequate Adequate Weak Risk controls Credit Excellent Excellent Market Excellent ALM Excellent Excellent Insurance NonLife insurance Adequate Life Insurance Excellent Adequate Reserving Nat Cat Reinsurance Excellent New Prod. Dev. Excellent Adequate Adequate Operational Risk Adequate Emerging risk Adequate Strategic risk management Adequate Weak Overall Adequate (pos. trend) Adequate (pos. trend) Weak Source: S&P information as of 08/2011
5 Enterprise Risk Management some basics 5
6 What is Enterprise Risk Management? In business, enterprise risk management (ERM) includes the methods and processes used by organizations to manage risks and seize opportunities... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/enterprise_risk_management " process, effected by an entity's board of directors, management, and other personnel, applied in strategy setting and across the enterprise, designed to identify potential events that may affect the entity, and manage risk to be within its risk appetite, to provide reasonable assurance regarding the achievement of entity objectives. COSO 2004 No Surprises
7 An Approach to Enterprise Risk Management Strategic Risk Management Protect capital, earnings and franchise along the defined risk appetite Support decision making and corporate planning Optimize riskreturn tradeoffs Risk Quantification Valuation and measurement of all material risk types Risk and capital models Risk Management Operations Processes to identify, assess, manage and control risks Provide services, and deliverables according to stakeholders expectations Risk Communication and Disclosure Create risk transparency to foster wellinformed decision making Provide information for financial and risk disclosure to internal and external stakeholders Risk Governance and Risk Culture Documented policies and guidelines for risk management Clearly defined responsibilities and accountabilities for risk management and risk taking Culture of disciplined risk taking 7
8 ERM Framework underpinned by a policy The ZRP contains specific risk definitions, limits, reporting requirements and escalation procedures for broad risk types. Policies are regularly updated in light of capital base, organizational structure, and focus on core businesses and major risks 8
9 Goals of Zurich's Approach to ERM Value Proposition Protect Earnings, Capital and Franchise Enhance Value Creation Monitor and measure the Group risk profile along risk tolerance and appetite statements Cascade Group risk tolerance to the risk taking level via risk budgets Conduct stress tests Optimize riskreturn profile Enhance transparency and accountability Support Decision Making Process Risk reporting Risk advisory Protect Reputation and Brand Foster core values outlined in Zurich Basics Further Zurich brand building campaign Meet shareholders expectations 9
10 Responsibilities 10
11 Solvency II A reminder of what the Level I Directive says Insurance and reinsurance undertakings shall have in place an effective riskmanagement system comprising strategies, processes and reporting procedures necessary to identify, measure, monitor, manage and report, on a continuous basis the risks, at an individual and at an aggregated level, to which they are or could be exposed, and their interdependencies. That riskmanagement system shall be effective and well integrated into the organisational structure and in the decisionmaking processes of the insurance or reinsurance undertaking with proper consideration of the persons who effectively run the undertaking or have other key functions. The riskmanagement system shall cover the risks to be included in the calculation of the Solvency Capital Requirement as set out in Article 101(4) as well as the risks which are not or not fully included in the calculation thereof. The riskmanagement system shall cover at least the following areas: a) underwriting and reserving; b) asset liability management; c) investment, in particular derivatives and similar commitments; d) liquidity and concentration risk management; e) operational risk management; f) reinsurance and other riskmitigation techniques.
12 Solvency II A reminder of what the Level I Directive A44 says Insurance and reinsurance undertakings shall provide for a riskmanagement function which shall be structured in such a way as to facilitate the implementation of the risk management system. For insurance and reinsurance undertakings using a partial or full internal model approved in accordance with Articles 112 and 113 the riskmanagement function shall cover the following additional tasks: a) to design and implement the internal model; b) to test and validate the internal model; c) to document the internal model and any subsequent changes made to it; d) to analyse the performance of the internal model and to produce summary reports thereof; e) to inform the administrative, management or supervisory body about the performance of the internal model, suggesting areas needing improvement, and updating that body on the status of efforts to improve previously identified weaknesses.
13 Questions for/from the Board 1. What risks does the business face? 2. How much risk are we prepared to take? 3. Who is responsible for managing these risks? 4. How can we ensure there are no surprises? 5. How does our risk profile affect our capital? 13
14 CRO within Solvency II A Chief Risk Officer should: a) be accountable to the firm s governing body for oversight of firmwide risk management; b) be fully independent of a firm s individual business units; c) have sufficient authority, stature and resources for the effective execution of his responsibilities; d) have unfettered access to any parts of the firm s business capable of having a material impact on the firm s risk profile; e) ensure that the data used by the firm to assess its risks are fit for purpose in terms of quality, quantity and breadth; f) provide oversight and challenge of the firm s systems and controls in respect of risk management; g) provide oversight and validation of the firm s external reporting of risk; h) ensure the adequacy of risk information, risk analysis and risk training provided to members of the firm s governing body; i) report to the firm s governing body on the firm s risk exposures relative to its risk appetite and tolerance, and the extent to which the risks inherent in any proposed business strategy and plans are consistent with the governing body s risk appetite and tolerance; j) provide riskfocused advice and information into the setting and individual application of the firm's remuneration policy
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16 CRO evolution 16
17 The Utopian CRO? Generalist Listener Research Skills Good Nose Challenger Collaborator Common Sense Experienced Communicator Analytics Integrity Entrepreneur Humility Business Leader Fortune Teller Optimist Finance Skills Prioritise Actuarial Skills Pessimist
18 Challenges & Priorities 18
19 The (Internal) Model Evidencing use Ability to demonstrate to regulators: use in the decisionmaking process business drives model development Board and senior management must develop an understanding of the internal model methodology, assumptions, and results Demonstration of appropriate and consistent Management Information across all applications A robust process to guide recalibration decisions and any approximate adjustments of results Underwriting pricing of the business through the allocation of of capital to to lines of of business and linking to to the firms firm s business plan targets Product development understanding the potential impact of new product developments and developing alternative business plan projections Strategy/planning assessing the possible impact on the risks and capital of of the business of of various strategies and objectives Finance function risk based performance reporting using measures such as return on risk adjusted capital (RORAC) Investment management determining the possible effects of investment decisions Management information understanding the risks in the business plan and sensitivities to to key assumptions, and how this fits with the firm s risk appetite Corporate finance assessing the possible impact on the risks and capital profile of of the business of of potential mergers, acquisitions and disposals Reinsurance analysis, design and purchase of the reinsurance programme Source: FSA Pathway to Solvency II
20 A view on risk appetite statements Risk appetite statements have to have bite and drive behaviour/decision making A key focus of risk appetite statements is solvency ratio coverage In many cases there is a very high level discussion of how strategy and risk appetite are linked though it is unclear how well defined this process is in reality. There is a general lack of consideration of risk aggregation issues In most cases, companies use retrospective measures of risk (such as actual solvency coverage ratio) rather than prospective (or lead indicator ) measures Over two thirds of the risk appetite statements that were reviewed contain an earlywarning system (such as a trafficlight system) in order to provide advance warning to management that current risk profile is approaching a key threshold. Many risk appetite statements are clear in that there was no appetite for a particular risk or risks. In such cases, the most popular risks to fall into this category are operational (45%), regulatory (35%), liquidity (20%), reputational (20%) and writing new business on unprofitable terms (20%). Remuneration policy is explicitly mentioned in only a handful of the risk appetite statements that were reviewed.
21 ORSA components ORSA Process Description of the governance process around the ORSA including challenge and debate Independent review report on the ORSA process Independent Review Business Context Description of legal and organisational structure, core business activities and market environment Description of assessments during the period driven by material changes or risk indicators ORSA position during the period ABC INSURANCE Risk Mgt Strategy and Appetite Description of how risk management strategy supports business. Appetite statements, current profile and monitoring Description of how risk and capital management activity is integrated into operational activity Use test Explanation Own Risk & Solvency Assessment (ORSA) Governance Description of risk governance, risk universe and risk policies Capital and liquidity plans under base case and stress and scenarios Capital and Liquidity Plan December 2012 Risk Mgt Process Description of firm s process and procedures for identifying, assessing, controlling and prioritising risks Future capital/solvency under downside stress and scenarios Stress Tests and Scenarios Capital and Solvency Position Point in time (reporting date) capital and solvency on economic and regulatory basis Projected capital and solvency position over business planning period (35 years) Forward looking Capital and Solvency Economic Capital component Risk management component Process component 21
22 My Own View Model Risk data, uncertainty, overreliance.. Forward looking risk management Key Risk Indicators Operational Risk Risk Culture Being in the No Business ERM Execution/implementation/integration Education/Training Talent
23 Harvard Business Review Risk Study Risk Management in a Time of Global Uncertainty: Implementing an Integrated Approach to ERM Group Risk Management,
24 The gap between ERM importance & organizational performance in dealing with it
25 IIF Report on Market Best Practices Selected recommendations from July 2010 Governance & risk culture: It is critical for governance to embed a firmwide focus on risk. The recent market turbulence has provided clear evidence that effective cultivation of a consistent risk culture throughout firms is the main enabling tool in risk management. Risk appetite: Within a solid risk management framework, a key part of an effective risk culture is the articulation of the firm s risk appetite, and ensuring its adoption throughout the firm. Role of the Chief Risk Officer: One clear lesson highlighted by the market turmoil is the need to strengthen risk management organizational structures. Risk models and integration of risk management areas: ( ) Firms should ( ) ensure that risk management does not rely on a single risk methodology, and analyze groupwide risks on an aggregate basis. Stress testing: During the market turbulence, the magnitude of losses at many firms made it clear that their stresstesting methodologies needed refinement stress testing was not consistently applied, too rigidly defined, or inadequately developed. Source: Final Report of the IIF Committee on Market Best Practices: Principles of Conduct and Best Practice Recommendations July 2010
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