Join us four our insurance year-end double header! Bringing two back-to-back webinars together on December 1, from 1:00 to 3:00 PM ET. The first session, State of the Insurance Industry, examines market conditions, reserves, reinsurance, and emerging risks heading into 2027. The second, STAT, GAAP and Tax Update, covers the statutory, GAAP, and tax changes insurance accounting leaders need to know for 2026 year-end. Attend both sessions to earn 2 CPE credits.

State of the Insurance Industry

This session delivers an analysis of the key financial, operational, and structural drivers shaping balance sheets across the market.

Learning objectives
Upon completion of this webinar portion, participants will be able to:

• Evaluate global reinsurance capital capacity and shifting property-catastrophe rate structures to assess current market dynamics.
• Assess casualty reserve adequacy by examining legacy liability developments, systemic social inflation trends, and severity/frequency patterns.
• Analyze emerging cyber risk exposures and evaluate the operational and regulatory impacts of integrating agentic artificial intelligence into underwriting and claims workflows.

STAT, GAAP, and Tax Update

Get ready for the 2026 year-end with insights into the latest developments in statutory accounting (STAT), GAAP, and tax accounting for insurance companies. Join us for a comprehensive session designed to equip you with the tools and knowledge needed for accurate reporting and compliance. Learn about critical changes in STAT and GAAP, and prepare for the 2026 year-end with tailored insights and reminders.

Learning objectives
Upon completion of this webinar portion, participants will be able to:

• Discuss key statutory accounting changes for insurers including asset reporting updates and interest maintenance reserve changes for life insurers.
• Explain key GAAP accounting changes related to improvements in income tax disclosures and accounting for capitalized software.
• Apply essential year-end tax compliance reminders.
• Identify and apply GAAP and STAT requirements for new and modified year-end financial reporting disclosures.