Actuably helps actuarial and risk teams review SCR models, tie out Pillar 1 calculations, and turn complex regulatory work into evidence that can be explained, challenged, and signed off.
Services
The work is designed for teams that need practical model assurance, not broad consulting language. Each service ends in evidence, decisions, and next actions.
01
A focused review of SCR and BSCR calculations against the Solvency II standard formula, with clear findings your actuarial and risk teams can trace.
02
A structured tie-out across spreadsheets, reporting packs, internal models, and governance evidence so differences are visible before sign-off.
03
A practical assessment of manual Solvency II reporting workflows, focused on reducing fragile handoffs without disrupting current governance.
Expertise
The focus is narrow by design: Solvency II capital work where actuarial judgement, regulatory traceability, and technical implementation have to meet.
SCR, BSCR, module aggregation, correlation matrices, shock factors, and Article-level calculation logic.
Traceable assumptions, review notes, recalculation evidence, and sign-off materials for sensitive actuarial work.
In-browser calculators, reusable model engines, and automation design that respects actuarial control requirements.
How engagements work
Engagements are kept focused so teams can move from uncertainty to documented evidence without creating another large workstream.
Step 01
Clarify the model area, reporting deadline, available extracts, and the level of evidence required.
Step 02
Run targeted checks, compare model outputs, and isolate differences by module, source, and assumption.
Step 03
Turn review work into practical findings, exception notes, and review-ready support materials.
Connected surfaces
The public calculators, academy material, and model engines show the technical surface behind the work. The services page should sit between the homepage and those deeper product surfaces.
Start with the model area, deadline, and what evidence you need to produce.