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      Considerable accounting changes for insurers on the way

      The new insurance contracts standard, IFRS 17, is now effective. It aims to increase transparency and to reduce diversity in the accounting for insurance contracts.

      Our materials will help you understand the new insurance accounting model as a whole and will also monitor companies’ application of the new standard to help you assess the potential impact on your company.

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      Bobby Thompson
      Bobby Thompson

      Partner – Audit

      KPMG Canada

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      Stephen D. Smith

      Partner, Audit, Financial Services

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      Alison Rose

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