Agência Nacional de Saúde – ANS Federal Regulatory Agency for Health Plans and Health Insurance Renata Gasparello – Regulation Specialist - Actuary IAIS.

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Agência Nacional de Saúde – ANS Federal Regulatory Agency for Health Plans and Health Insurance Renata Gasparello – Regulation Specialist - Actuary IAIS – Solvency and Actuarial Issues Subcommitte Regional Information Session Regional Information Session Santiago – Chile – April 2009

2Agenda Brazilian Health System Background – Brazilian Private Health System ANS Brazilian Health Plans Market Solvency Requirements Internal Models Challenges Expectations and Future

3 Brazilian Health System Brazilian Federal Constitution (1988) states that complete health assitance must be provided to all brazilian citizens. Private health systems works in parallel and supplementary with the public system.

4 Background - Brazilian Private Health System Untill Heterogeneous market : Companies organized in several structures, including among others insurance companies, all of them offering different and restricted coverages. Before 1998 only insurance companies were regulated !

– Passed a new law (9656 act or “private health plan act”) that provides mainly: unlimited admission; prohibiting the unilateral rescission of individual contracts (noncancellable policy); establishing minimum coverage - no financial limits ANS was created; Insurance companies had to split into new companies to operate exclusively health plans. Background - Brazilian Private Health System

6 Institutional objective: Promote public interest in supplementary assistance to health, regulating the health plans companies, including their relationships with providers and consumers, contributing to the development of the health actions in Brazil. Health Companies Service Providers ConsumersANS

7 Since 2001 ANS has been regulating structural aspects of this market – e.g: health assistance quality standards; minimum accounting standards; requirements for senior management and board of directors; licensing and liquidation of health companies; pricing control for individual policies; mergers and acquisitions need the ANS’ approval; portfolio transfer; minimum solvency and actuarial requirements; liquidity and financial aspects. In 2005 ANS acquired a definitive staff.ANS

8 Brazilian Health Plans Market

9 10 years after 9656 Act... Over 50 million of users with health and/or dental plans Coverage : 27% of the total brazilian population Number of companies: 1,762 Premium volume (gross revenue) (2008): R$ 52,7 billions (US$ 22,8 billions)

10 Brazilian Health Plans Market

Solvency Requirements 11

Minimum actuarial requirements for technical provisions; Solvency margin requirements – standard formula calculated as a % of either Premiums or Claims (fixed ratio model); The standard formula to be replaced by internal models previously approved by ANS; Requirements regarding the admissible types of assets to cover technical provisions (asset mix and diversification). Quarterly Monitoring : Financial analisys – financial ratios (emphasis on liquidity assessment); On-site inspections. Solvency Requirements 12

Capital Resources for solvency purposes : Equity with some adjustments: investments in others insurers or financial instituitions; unamortizated acquisition expenses; future income tax credits; deffered expenses; intangible assets. Health Reinsurance – Due brazilian reinsurance act restriction only insurance companies can contract reinsurance directly. Solvency Requirements 13

To approve an internal model a company must consider at least : - A management risk unit; - Minimum Capital and Technical Provisions adequacy; - Auditor’s report – internal controls effectiveness and data integrity; - Minimum risks categories: Underwriting, Credit, Market, Legal and Operational; - A signed commitment term – responsible of the management risk unit and senior board; - A detailed description of the methodology and time horizon to implement the model; - Risk categories concentration analysis and its correlation; - Adequacy test – minimum period of 5 years and Stress test. A report describing the performed tests, their reliability and assuring that the model is adequated to the company’s reality. Internal Models 14

15Challenges Rising health costs - introduction of new technologies and treatments; Legal interventions – court decisions risk; Cultural phenomena: incentives to demand high cost services; Great number of small health plans companies; The type of provider relationship (own, accredited or free choice).

16Challenges Changes in the solvency margin assessment to a risk based approach: Suitable to treat the market heterogeneity; General resources and preparation of the market; Changes in supervisory procedures; Implementation costs.

17 Expectations and Future Reduction of the number of companies; Increasing industry maturity; Changes of accounting standards – IFRS; Development of Corporate Governance and ERM requirements; Portability – competition increasing; Development of group solvency assessment with SUSEP.

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