White Paper
According to EY, IFRS 17—a new financial reporting standard hitting the insurance industry—will represent the most significant change to insurance accounting requirements in over 20 years.
The new standard represents a fundamental shift in how insurers will account for their contracts and will require significant implementation work, as impacted companies must re-evaluate processes, controls, and technology.
Workloads are likely to increase for the accountants involved in preparing for and adopting IFRS 17, so companies are turning to modern accounting to enable a successful transition to this new standard.
Read this datasheet to see how BlackLine’s modern accounting platform helps insurance companies with:
Centralization of data and processes across multiple entities and systems
Automation of balance sheet substantiation to manage the increase in account reconciliations
Compliance and internal controls for IFRS 17