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FIN5093 Mastering IFRS 17 for Assessment and Supply Chain Managers

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A tailored course, built for your situation

Mastering IFRS 17 for Assessment and Supply Chain Managers

Elevate your voice on IFRS 17

$199 one-time
24-hour access provisioning 30-day money-back guarantee Hand-built implementation playbook
12 modules. 12 chapters per module. 144 chapters total.
12 modules, each with 12 chapters (144 chapters total), text-based, plus downloadable templates and a hand-built implementation playbook delivered alongside course access.
Your expertise can set the direction for IFRS 17 rollout

The situation this course is for

Many insurers struggle to align supply chain risk assessments with the new accounting standard, leading to fragmented decisions and missed strategic influence.

Who this is for

Assessment, Investigation and Supply Chain Manager at a major insurer

Who this is not for

Entry‑level analysts without IFRS 17 experience or supply‑chain risk background

What you walk away with

  • Lead IFRS 17 implementation workshops with confidence
  • Influence cross‑functional policy and vendor selection decisions
  • Create a reusable IFRS 17 assessment framework for your team
  • Communicate IFRS 17 impacts to senior stakeholders effectively
  • Drive strategic direction for insurance finance transformations

The 12 modules (with all 144 chapters)

Module 1. IFRS 17 Foundations for Risk Professionals
This module establishes the core concepts of IFRS 17, focusing on how the standard reshapes insurance contract accounting and why supply‑chain risk assessments matter. You will learn the terminology, the measurement models, and the reporting timeline, preparing you to speak confidently in cross‑functional forums.
12 chapters in this module
  1. Understanding IFRS 17 Core Principles and Scope
  2. Key Terminology and Definitions for Insurers
  3. Contractual Service Margin Fundamentals Explained
  4. Measurement Models: Premium Allocation Approach Overview
  5. Measurement Models: Building Block Approach Overview
  6. Reporting Timeline and Disclosure Requirements Summary
  7. Impact of IFRS 17 on Supply Chain Risk
  8. Stakeholder Expectations Under the New Standard
  9. Aligning Assessment Processes with IFRS 17 Objectives
  10. Common Pitfalls in Early Adoption Phases
  11. Glossary of Essential IFRS 17 Terms
  12. Quick Reference Cheat Sheet for Practitioners
Module 2. Mapping Supply Chain Data to IFRS 17 Requirements
Learn to translate supply‑chain data into the accounting language required by IFRS 17. This module guides you through data inventory, quality checks, and the creation of a data mapping matrix that can be presented to finance and underwriting teams.
12 chapters in this module
  1. Identifying Relevant Supply Chain Data Sources
  2. Data Quality Assessment Framework for IFRS 17
  3. Creating a Data Mapping Matrix for Contractual Obligations
  4. Linking Procurement Records to Insurance Contracts
  5. Reconciling Inventory Valuations with IFRS 17 Metrics
  6. Ensuring Consistency Across Business Units
  7. Automating Data Extraction for Ongoing Compliance
  8. Documenting Data Lineage for Audit Transparency
  9. Testing Data Mapping Accuracy with Sample Scenarios
  10. Handling Exceptions and Data Gaps Effectively
  11. Communicating Data Mapping Results to Stakeholders
  12. Maintaining the Mapping Matrix Over Time
Module 3. Designing Assessment Frameworks Aligned with IFRS 17
Build a repeatable assessment framework that integrates IFRS 17 considerations into your supply‑chain risk evaluations. The module provides templates, scoring models, and governance checkpoints to ensure your assessments drive strategic influence.
12 chapters in this module
  1. Defining Assessment Objectives Within IFRS 17 Context
  2. Developing Scoring Criteria for Contractual Risks
  3. Integrating Financial Impact Metrics into Risk Scores
  4. Establishing Governance Review Points for Assessment Outputs
  5. Template: IFRS 17 Aligned Assessment Checklist
  6. Customizing the Framework for Different Product Lines
  7. Embedding the Framework into Existing Risk Processes
  8. Training Teams on Using the New Assessment Model
  9. Validating Framework Effectiveness with Pilot Projects
  10. Iterating the Framework Based on Feedback Loops
  11. Presenting Assessment Findings to Senior Leadership
  12. Continuous Improvement Cycle for the Assessment Framework
Module 4. Influencing Vendor Selection Through IFRS 17 Lens
Gain the skills to evaluate and influence vendor contracts by embedding IFRS 17 criteria. This module walks you through a vendor scoring system, negotiation tactics, and how to position yourself as the voice of compliance in procurement decisions.
12 chapters in this module
  1. Identifying Vendor Services Impacted by IFRS 17
  2. Developing Vendor Evaluation Criteria Aligned with Accounting Standards
  3. Scoring Vendors on Data Integration Capabilities
  4. Assessing Vendor Contracts for Compliance Risks
  5. Negotiation Playbook Incorporating IFRS 17 Requirements
  6. Creating a Vendor Selection Dossier for Decision Makers
  7. Presenting Vendor Recommendations to Cross‑Functional Committees
  8. Managing Vendor Relationships Post‑Selection for Ongoing Alignment
  9. Case Study: Successful IFRS 17‑Driven Vendor Choice
  10. Building Consensus Among Finance, Procurement, and Ops Teams
  11. Documenting Vendor Decisions for Audit Trail
  12. Reviewing Vendor Performance Against IFRS 17 Benchmarks
Module 5. Communicating IFRS 17 Impacts to Senior Stakeholders
Master the art of translating technical IFRS 17 details into strategic narratives that resonate with executives. You will produce briefing decks, executive summaries, and talking points that position you as the go‑to influencer on accounting matters.
12 chapters in this module
  1. Distilling Technical IFRS 17 Concepts for Executives
  2. Designing Executive‑Level Briefing Deck Templates
  3. Crafting One‑Page Impact Summaries for Quick Review
  4. Developing Storytelling Techniques for Financial Changes
  5. Using Visualizations to Illustrate Supply Chain Effects
  6. Preparing Q&A Sessions for Leadership Panels
  7. Aligning IFRS 17 Messaging with Business Objectives
  8. Building Credibility Through Data‑Driven Insights
  9. Handling Challenging Questions with Confidence
  10. Reinforcing Your Influence Through Follow‑Up Materials
  11. Measuring Stakeholder Reception and Adjusting Messaging
  12. Maintaining Ongoing Dialogue with Senior Management
Module 6. Implementing Control Activities for IFRS 17 Compliance
Develop and embed control activities that ensure ongoing compliance with IFRS 17 throughout the supply‑chain lifecycle. This module provides a control library, testing procedures, and documentation standards.
12 chapters in this module
  1. Designing Control Activities Specific to IFRS 17 Requirements
  2. Mapping Controls to Risk Assessment Outputs
  3. Creating Control Documentation Templates for Auditors
  4. Establishing Periodic Testing Schedules for Controls
  5. Automating Control Execution Using Workflow Tools
  6. Recording Control Test Results in Central Repository
  7. Escalation Procedures for Control Failures
  8. Integrating Controls with Enterprise Risk Management Frameworks
  9. Reporting Control Effectiveness to Governance Committees
  10. Continuous Monitoring Techniques for Real‑Time Assurance
  11. Case Example: Successful Control Implementation at a Large Insurer
  12. Updating Controls as IFRS 17 Guidance Evolves
Module 7. Strategic Planning for IFRS 17 Transition Roadmaps
Create a multi‑year transition roadmap that aligns supply‑chain initiatives with IFRS 17 milestones. You’ll learn to set realistic timelines, allocate resources, and secure buy‑in from cross‑functional partners.
12 chapters in this module
  1. Defining Transition Objectives Aligned with Business Strategy
  2. Charting Key IFRS 17 Milestones and Dependencies
  3. Assessing Resource Requirements for Each Implementation Phase
  4. Prioritizing Activities Based on Impact and Feasibility
  5. Developing a Communication Plan for Transition Updates
  6. Securing Executive Sponsorship and Funding Commitments
  7. Aligning Roadmap with Existing Project Portfolios
  8. Risk Register Development for Transition Activities
  9. Monitoring Progress Through Status Dashboards
  10. Adjusting Roadmap Based on Emerging Regulatory Guidance
  11. Celebrating Wins to Reinforce Strategic Influence
  12. Finalizing the Roadmap for Board Presentation
Module 8. Leveraging Technology Platforms for IFRS 17 Data Management
Identify and configure technology solutions that streamline data collection, validation, and reporting under IFRS 17. This module covers best‑practice implementations of data warehouses, analytics tools, and reporting suites.
12 chapters in this module
  1. Evaluating Data Warehouse Options for IFRS 17 Needs
  2. Integrating ERP Systems with IFRS 17 Reporting Engines
  3. Configuring Analytics Platforms for Contractual Service Margin Calculations
  4. Automating Data Validation Rules for Consistent Reporting
  5. Building Custom Dashboards for Real‑Time IFRS 17 Insights
  6. Ensuring Data Security and Governance Across Platforms
  7. Deploying Workflow Automation for Routine Compliance Tasks
  8. Testing End‑to‑End Data Flows with Sample Contracts
  9. User Training Programs for Technology Adoption
  10. Measuring Technology ROI in IFRS 17 Implementation
  11. Maintaining System Updates with Emerging IFRS Guidance
  12. Documenting Technology Architecture for Audit Purposes
Module 9. Advanced Scenario Modeling for IFRS 17 Decisions
Develop sophisticated scenario models that quantify the financial impact of different supply‑chain strategies under IFRS 17. You’ll create what‑if analyses that support strategic influence in budgeting and planning.
12 chapters in this module
  1. Building Baseline IFRS 17 Financial Models
  2. Incorporating Supply Chain Variability into Scenario Parameters
  3. Designing What‑If Analyses for Contractual Service Margin Changes
  4. Evaluating Sensitivity of Key Drivers on Financial Outcomes
  5. Using Monte Carlo Simulations for Risk Assessment
  6. Presenting Scenario Results to Finance Leadership Teams
  7. Linking Scenario Insights to Strategic Decision‑Making
  8. Documenting Assumptions and Methodologies for Transparency
  9. Updating Models with Real‑World Data as Projects Progress
  10. Integrating Scenario Outputs into Business Planning Cycles
  11. Communicating Model Limitations and Confidence Levels
  12. Leveraging Scenario Modeling to Strengthen Your Influence
Module 10. Audit Preparation and Evidence Collection for IFRS 17
Prepare for internal and external audits by assembling the necessary evidence and documentation. This module provides checklists, evidence templates, and rehearsal techniques to ensure you can confidently present your work.
12 chapters in this module
  1. Understanding Auditor Expectations for IFRS 17 Evidence
  2. Compiling Required Documentation for Contractual Service Margin
  3. Creating an Audit Evidence Tracker Spreadsheet
  4. Gathering Data Samples for Testing Control Effectiveness
  5. Preparing Narrative Explanations for Complex Transactions
  6. Conducting Internal Mock Audits to Identify Gaps
  7. Coordinating with Finance and Legal Teams for Evidence Review
  8. Ensuring Traceability of Data Transformations Throughout Process
  9. Addressing Auditor Queries with Structured Responses
  10. Maintaining a Central Repository of Audit Artifacts
  11. Post‑Audit Review and Continuous Improvement Planning
  12. Leveraging Audit Success to Enhance Strategic Credibility
Module 11. Embedding IFRS 17 Governance into Organizational Culture
Establish governance practices that embed IFRS 17 considerations into everyday decision‑making. You’ll craft policies, training programs, and performance metrics that reinforce your influence across the organization.
12 chapters in this module
  1. Defining Governance Principles Specific to IFRS 17
  2. Drafting Policy Statements for Supply Chain Risk Alignment
  3. Creating Role‑Based Responsibilities for IFRS 17 Oversight
  4. Developing Training Curriculum for Cross‑Functional Teams
  5. Implementing Performance Metrics Tied to IFRS 17 Objectives
  6. Launching Awareness Campaigns to Highlight Strategic Importance
  7. Establishing Communities of Practice for Continuous Learning
  8. Monitoring Adoption Through Surveys and Feedback Loops
  9. Rewarding Teams That Demonstrate Strong IFRS 17 Governance
  10. Reporting Governance Health to Executive Steering Committee
  11. Adjusting Governance Framework Based on Emerging Best Practices
  12. Sustaining Long‑Term Cultural Change for Ongoing Influence
Module 12. Capstone Project: Delivering an IFRS 17 Influence Blueprint
Apply everything you’ve learned by creating a comprehensive blueprint that demonstrates how you will influence IFRS 17 implementation within your organization. The capstone includes a presentation, playbook, and stakeholder endorsement plan.
12 chapters in this module
  1. Defining Scope and Objectives for the Capstone Blueprint
  2. Aggregating Key Learnings from All Previous Modules
  3. Drafting a Structured Influence Playbook for Decision Makers
  4. Designing a Stakeholder Engagement and Endorsement Plan
  5. Preparing a Persuasive Presentation Deck for Senior Leaders
  6. Conducting Peer Review of the Blueprint for Feedback
  7. Incorporating Revisions Based on Stakeholder Input
  8. Finalizing the Blueprint and Supporting Documentation
  9. Presenting the Blueprint to Executive Sponsorship Committee
  10. Capturing Commitment Signals from Influential Stakeholders
  11. Planning Next Steps for Implementation Rollout
  12. Reflecting on Personal Growth and Future Influence Opportunities

How this maps to your situation

  • Align assessment processes with IFRS 17 timelines
  • Influence vendor selection using compliance criteria
  • Drive strategic conversations with senior leaders
  • Embed governance to sustain long‑term influence

Before vs. after

Before
Limited ability to shape IFRS 17 decisions, relying on others for guidance.
After
Confidently lead IFRS 17 discussions, influence cross‑functional choices, and become the reference point for strategic implementation.

What's included with your purchase

  • 12 modules with 12 chapters each (144 chapters)
  • Downloadable templates and worked examples for every module
  • Hand-built implementation playbook delivered alongside course access
  • 30-day money-back guarantee

Delivery and format

  • Course and learning environment access provisioned within 24 hours of purchase
  • Hand-built implementation playbook delivered alongside course access

Format: Text-based modules and chapters in the Art of Service learning environment, plus downloadable templates and worked examples for every chapter, plus the hand-built implementation playbook delivered alongside course access.

Time investment: Estimated 4, 6 hours per week over eight weeks to complete all modules and exercises.

If nothing changes
Missing the chance to be the strategic voice on IFRS 17 may lead to reduced influence in key vendor and policy decisions.

How this compares to the alternatives

Compared to generic compliance webinars, this course provides hands‑on templates, a practical implementation playbook, and a focused IFRS 17 lens tailored to supply‑chain risk professionals.

Frequently asked

How is the course structured?
12 modules, each containing 12 chapters (144 chapters total).
Do I need prior IFRS 17 knowledge?
A basic understanding is helpful, but the course starts with foundational concepts and builds step‑by‑step.
Will there be practical tools I can use immediately?
Yes, each module includes downloadable templates, checklists, and a playbook you can apply to real projects.
$199 one-time. Estimated 4, 6 hours per week over eight weeks to complete all modules and exercises..

Within 24 hours your account in the learning environment is provisioned and the tailored implementation playbook is delivered alongside it.

30-day money-back guarantee· 144 chapters· Hand-built playbook included· Account access within 24 hours
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