Elisabetta is a risk actuary. She is a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries in the UK, Italy and Russia and member of the Casualty Actuarial Society in the United States and of the American Academy of Actuaries.
She holds a master’s degree with honors in Actuarial Science and Statistics from the University of Trieste in Italy.
In July 2014, Elisabetta joined the NAIC to be the ERM Advisor to the state departments of insurance. She has trained nearly all departments of insurance in the USA on risk management and capital modeling. She maintains the NAIC ORSA Guidance Manual and has developed ORSA and internal capital model review tools and procedures for the financial analysts and financial examiners of the state departments of insurance. To date, she has assisted the states with the review of more than 200 ORSA filings. She also leads the efforts of the newly established NAIC Center of Excellence for Catastrophe Modeling with the director of research to provide access to training, model documentation and applied research in the field of catastrophe modeling, working closely with all major catastrophe modeling vendors and leading academics.
She is an ambassador for regulators working closely with the ERM Committees of several actuarial associations and with the insurance industry to explain the regulatory expectations on risk and capital adequacy assessment.
Prior to joining the NAIC, for nearly 3 years, Elisabetta led the Deloitte Solvency practice and P&C risk modelling team for the United States in New York City. Prior to that, she worked for nearly 15 years for PwC in London and in Moscow. She set up the actuarial practice for Central Eastern Europe and she served as a member of the Global Solvency II Steering Committee for Europe, advising the largest European insurance groups on all 3 pillars (capital assessment, ERM & ORSA and risk reporting). During her consulting career, she worked with other non-U.S. regulators as an advisor, model validator and trainer.
