Stefano Pasqualini

Born in Rome on 8 December 1970, in 1994 he graduated in Statistics and Actuarial Sciences from “La Sapienza” University of Rome.
Qualified to practice the actuarial profession in 1995.

In 2006 he obtained a master's degree in risk management of insurance undertakings at La Sapienza University.

After a short working experience in the field of motor liability at an insurance company, from 1998 to 2000 he worked at the General Direction of Social Security – Actuarial Section, collaborating in the drafting of the Guidelines for the Technical Financial Statements of Social Security Institutions.

He joined ISVAP in 2000, and for some years he dealt with off-site supervisory activities, in particular at the Actuarial Section, where he also carried out inspections.

From 2007 he dealt with international issues, in particular as regards the works for the development of the Solvency II project where he participated, in his capacity as national expert, in various working groups set up by EIOPA (then CEIOPS), dedicated to the definition of the Pillar I capital requirements of the Solvency II directive.

From 2008 to 2013 he held the position of coordinator, for the Italian insurance market, of the quantitative impact studies (QIS) conducted by the European Commission for the purpose of developing the new European Solvency II regulations.

In 2014 and 2016 he participated in the definition of the sectoral stress test at European level.

Since 16 February 2015 he has been the temporary holder of the Macroprudential Analysis Division.

He is a member of the Advisory Technical Committee (within the European Systemic Risk Board) and of the working group for the identification of standardised criteria for macro-prudential supervision of the insurance sector (within the International Association of Insurance Supervisors).

Speaker at seminars and co-author of a publication on insurance topics.