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<strong>Sup</strong>plemental Independent <strong>Actuary</strong>'s <strong>Report</strong> on Proposed Insurance Business Transfer of <strong>Aviva</strong> Insurance<br />

Europe SE to <strong>Aviva</strong> Insurance Limited<br />

Findings<br />

2.3 Having considered the additional information requested from <strong>Aviva</strong> and developments<br />

occurring in the wider economic and insurance industry environment I find that:<br />

Conclusion<br />

• Both the economic and financial condition of the Scheme Companies as at 30 th June<br />

2012, being the most recent information available, is, for the purposes of analysing the<br />

impact of the Scheme on each affected policyholder group, substantially the same as that<br />

considered in the IA <strong>Report</strong>. I identify no significant impact on the overall conclusion<br />

within the IA <strong>Report</strong> arising from such changes as have occurred.<br />

• I have considered the results of updated scenario testing which assesses the potential<br />

impact on the financial security of Irish policyholders before and after their transfer to AIL<br />

from AIESE. This analysis was carried out as at 30 June 2012 and is described in more<br />

detail in section 3.4. As a consequence of this additional testing I have not identified any<br />

significant changes to the findings set out in section 6 of the IA <strong>Report</strong> which would cause<br />

me to revise my opinion on the impact of the transfer on AIESE or AIL policyholders.<br />

• Since issuing my IA <strong>Report</strong>, there are no matters arising from the nature of business<br />

underwritten by the Scheme Companies.<br />

• <strong>Aviva</strong> continues to refine its intentions around the levels of capital, operation, structure<br />

and business mix of the Scheme Companies and I have considered these when<br />

constructing this <strong>Sup</strong>plemental <strong>Report</strong> in section 3.5. I have not identified any intentions<br />

that would cause me to revise the conclusions of my analysis of the effects of the<br />

Scheme.<br />

• No matters have been drawn to my attention as a result of communications received from<br />

policyholders or other relevant parties that would cause me to revise my analysis of the<br />

effects of the Scheme.<br />

Prior to the Court hearing to approve the Scheme, I will review any relevant, recently<br />

produced information including significant market or business developments that may impact<br />

AIL or AIESE. As appropriate, I will communicate to the Court should these require<br />

adjustments to my findings.<br />

Further detail on the reasoning supporting my findings above is contained in section 3 of this<br />

report.<br />

2.4 I have considered the Scheme and its likely effect on each of the affected policyholder<br />

groups. I have concluded that the risk of any policyholder being adversely affected by the<br />

proposed transfer is sufficiently remote for it to be appropriate to proceed with the proposed<br />

Scheme as described in this report.<br />

<strong>Actuary</strong>’s declaration<br />

2.5 I confirm that I have made clear which facts and matters referred to in this report are within<br />

my own knowledge and which are not. Those that are within my own knowledge I confirm to<br />

be true. The opinions I have expressed represent my true and complete professional opinions<br />

on the matters to which they refer.<br />

Stuart Shepley<br />

Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries<br />

Partner, KPMG LLP<br />

© KPMG LLP. All rights reserved Page 5 of 10 10/10/2012

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