Longevity swaps - a new way forward
The longevity swap market has gone from nowhere to a value of £7 billion in less than a year – offering pension schemes a potential solution to one of their biggest headaches. But do these instruments have a long-term future, or are they simply a reaction to current economic conditions? Aaron Woolner reports
Source: Insurance Risk | 02 Mar 2010
Categories: Insurance
Topics: Cover story, BMW, Longevity, Mortality risk
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