Isis Brussels, September 2013

Modules Companies News Industry Research (MarketLine, Morningstar, GlobalData) Contacts (not yet available) 2 Isis September 2013

Coverage 12,200 insurance companies worldwide, whereof: 10,700 with detailed accounts 200 with limited financials 1,300 with name / address (no financials) US coverage: 3,000 companies 266 Lloyd’s Syndicates Axco Global Insurance Market Reports: statistics on the insurance markets in over 170 countries. 3 Isis September 2013

Templates and models 4 templates: Composite (600 companies) Life (3,300 companies) Non-Life (7,500 companies) Lloyd’s Syndicates Models: IFRS « country specific » or assimilated Key items in the accounts Gross Premium written Surplus ( = equity) Reserves 4 Isis September 2013

Main points Neo version since Dec 2012 Contains features like other BvD international financial products, e.g. Ownership data Stock data M&A Ratings (Including Insurer Financial Strength Rating) Add-in Web service Own data module Google maps Detailed accounts, with unfolding: Global  International  National format Format definition: click on line/item or see help section Return to source 5 Isis September 2013

Insurance template 6 Isis September 2013

Three levels of format detail Global Format This is an international format relevant to all insurance companies, irrespective of the template. The Global format contains the key financials of the firm and provides a format for screening across all insurance companies on ISIS. The line items from the Global format can be opened up to reveal their Global detailed and Raw data components for a company. International format (or Global detailed) This is a transnational format presented in standard Life, Non-Life and Composite templates. Each of the Global detailed formats offers more financial information than the Global format: a 76-line statement in Life template, 67 in the Non-Life and 77 lines in the Composite templates. The International format also unfolds to reveal the more specific National format items related to it. National format (or Raw data) The National format is the basic accounting format derived from the ‘as reported’ financial accounts of a company. Given this, the Raw data format is developed as a country specific format and is presented in models reflecting the accounting practices of the associated countries. There are approximately 30 models, each model being associated to one or several countries. As in the International format, the user can expect to see each of these models presented in accordance with the three insurance templates. 7 Isis September 2013

Data sources Fitch Annual Reports Electronic feeds (NAIC, Hoppenstedt) Regulators (South America mainly), Limited financials BvD Regulators (Limited financials) History and updating Up to 20 years of accounts Weekly updating 8 Isis September 2013

Contacts and support Addition of new companies – updating of accounts: Hanane El Mokri: Support site: isis.bvdinfo.com/support Accounts details and other questions / comments Vincent Schalbroeck: Please make sure to provide enough detail. When reporting bugs, please make sure that they can be reproduced. 9 Isis September 2013

Feature to come New Universal Insurance Template (UIT) Similar to what was implemented on BankScope More info to come via the intranet 10 Isis September 2013