Compliance annotation
Solvency II / IFRS 17 packs keep validation evidence attached for actuarial and finance sign-off.
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Regulatory filing and Solvency II / IFRS 17 compliance
Automate data collection from internal systems, run validation agents, and produce structured Solvency II and IFRS 17 filings on time, every quarter.
The challenge
Solvency II and IFRS 17 filings require reconciling data across actuarial, finance, investment, and policy admin systems. Templates change, deadlines don't. Teams work late nights, make errors, and carry regulatory risk through the year.
How Lunnoa runs it
- 1
Ingest
Pull the documents, events, or system records that start this process.
- 2
Analyse
Automated data collection from underlying systems, validation agents that check against the current regulatory ruleset, and structured filing generation, producing audit-ready output for actuarial and finance sign-off.
- 3
Decide or escalate
Clear cases continue under policy; exceptions go to a person with a structured pack.
- 4
Write back and prove
Update systems of record and keep an attributable trail for review.
Systems touched
- actuarial
- finance
- investment
- policy admin
In the product
Step-by-step agent behaviour
Pull the documents, events, or system records that start this process.
Outcomes
- On-time filings every cycle
- Audit-ready by default, end-to-end traceability
- Zero regulatory penalties from avoidable errors
- Actuarial and finance focus on analysis, not reconciliation
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Built for teams that already take infrastructure seriously.
- CTOs and platform teams evaluating fit with your reference architecture
- Security and compliance reviewing data residency and access control
- Operations teams that need attributable runs, not black-box automation
- Builders who want unlimited usage under a flat licence