Bulk purchase annuity
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Deal is latest in longevity swap trend that has seen more than £11 billion in pension scheme liability risks transferred to banks and insurers
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Dan DeKeizer, chief executive of MetLife Assurance, talks to Alexander Campbell
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Birmingham-based confectioner Cadbury has become the latest firm to de-risk its pension scheme, having signed a £500 million buy-in deal with Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC), protecting about a fifth...
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The market for transferring UK pension scheme risk to an insurance company could fall to £4 billion this year, which would be approximately half the level of 2008, according to a report published today by London-based actuarial consultancy Lane Clark...
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Pension deficits have rocketed, with slumping equity markets decimating asset portfolios. Has this made bulk purchase annuity solutions more attractive or are the costs too punitive? Ryan Davidson reports
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Following a long period of stable inflation, the UK economy experienced a spike in price increases before heading south, leaving insurers and pension funds facing the prospect of deflation. Does this pose a threat to balance sheet stability or are other...
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The number of bulk purchase annuity deals in the UK has grown rapidly over the past year. What is behind the new-found willingness of pension funds to offload their liabilities? Ryan Davidson investigates
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Has liability-driven investment (LDI) performed for UK pension schemes? Life & Pensions reports on the experience of two pioneers of LDI
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Deals in the UK buy-out sector have multiplied ferociously in number and scale during 2008 - but has this expansion come as a result of optimistic capital modelling? Aaron Woolner reports
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Ceramics and high-tech materials manufacturer, Morgan Crucible, has completed the first buy-out of an open scheme with its deal to offload the pensioner liabilities of its £450 million pension plan to start-up bulk purchase annuity (BPA) provider Lucida....
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