Decisions Supplement - Longevity Swaps Primer
AS more players enter the market, Lucy Quinton asks if longevity swaps will become a common feature among UK companies.
View ArticleLife settlements and the ethics of profiting from mortality
This is the sixth of our series of reports that focus on issues of direct relevance to practitioners, in this case buyers and sellers of US life settlements, buyers and sellers of US older-age...
View ArticleApocalyptic demography? Putting longevity risk in perspective
Life expectancy differs from person to person, population to population and pension scheme to pension scheme. So, your scheme members’ mortality experience will be unique. Age is its dominant...
View ArticleIncreasing longevity and the economic value of healthy ageing and working longer
Increasing longevity and the economic value of healthy ageing and working longer.
View ArticlePension Trends Chapter 2: Population change
This chapter looks at population change in the UK in the 20th and 21st centuries. First, it looks at how the population is ageing, presenting challenges for a number of policy areas relating to older...
View ArticlePension Trends Chapter 4: The labour market and retirement
This chapter examines trends in labour market participation and the transition from work to retirement. Labour market activity is important in the context of pensions because earnings from employment...
View ArticlePension Trends Chapter 3: Life expectancy and healthy ageing
Over the course of the 20th century, life expectancy in the UK increased. At the same time fertility rates broadly declined (with the exception of the periods following the First and Second World Wars,...
View ArticlePension Trends Chapter 13: Inequalities and poverty in retirement
This chapter looks at inequalities and poverty in retirement. Inequality is a relative concept, in which the position of one individual or household in a distribution – normally an income distribution...
View ArticleA Mature Market: Building a capital market for longevity risk
In this paper Swiss Re Europe look at how a capital market for longevity risk could help address the challenges of funding longer lives.
View ArticleA General Procedure for Constructing Mortality Models
Recently, a large number of new mortality models have been proposed to analyse historic mortality rates and project them into the future. Many of these suffer from being over-parametrised or have terms...
View ArticleDecisions Supplement - Longevity Swaps Primer
AS more players enter the market, Lucy Quinton asks if longevity swaps will become a common feature among UK companies.
View ArticleLife settlements and the ethics of profiting from mortality
This is the sixth of our series of reports that focus on issues of direct relevance to practitioners, in this case buyers and sellers of US life settlements, buyers and sellers of US older-age...
View ArticleApocalyptic demography? Putting longevity risk in perspective
Life expectancy differs from person to person, population to population and pension scheme to pension scheme. So, your scheme members’ mortality experience will be unique. Age is its dominant...
View ArticleIncreasing longevity and the economic value of healthy ageing and working longer
Increasing longevity and the economic value of healthy ageing and working longer.
View ArticlePension Trends Chapter 2: Population change
This chapter looks at population change in the UK in the 20th and 21st centuries. First, it looks at how the population is ageing, presenting challenges for a number of policy areas relating to older...
View ArticlePension Trends Chapter 4: The labour market and retirement
This chapter examines trends in labour market participation and the transition from work to retirement. Labour market activity is important in the context of pensions because earnings from employment...
View ArticlePension Trends Chapter 3: Life expectancy and healthy ageing
Over the course of the 20th century, life expectancy in the UK increased. At the same time fertility rates broadly declined (with the exception of the periods following the First and Second World Wars,...
View ArticlePension Trends Chapter 13: Inequalities and poverty in retirement
This chapter looks at inequalities and poverty in retirement. Inequality is a relative concept, in which the position of one individual or household in a distribution – normally an income distribution...
View ArticleA Mature Market: Building a capital market for longevity risk
In this paper Swiss Re Europe look at how a capital market for longevity risk could help address the challenges of funding longer lives.
View ArticleA General Procedure for Constructing Mortality Models
Recently, a large number of new mortality models have been proposed to analyse historic mortality rates and project them into the future. Many of these suffer from being over-parametrised or have terms...
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