Longevity
Rolls-Royce completes £3bn longevity swap deal
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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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For every extra year a pension scheme member lives, liabilities increase 3%, according to Club Vita's Gaches
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The pharmaceutical and care-home industries could be suitable counterparties for longevity swaps, Swiss Re has suggested. With concerns over whether reinsurers can provide sufficient long-term capacity...
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ITV's longevity swap could herald a change in risk management
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The announcement of ITV’s longevity swap could indicate a sea change in pension funds’ approach to risk management solutions. However, smaller funds could find themselves left behind. Thomas Whittaker reports
ITV completes £1.7 billion longevity swap with Credit Suisse
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Trustee chairman Graham Parrott says the deal removes "significant risk" from the television company's pension scheme
US funds seeing ‘increasing demand’ for pension risk management
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Pension funds in the US are becoming increasingly aware of the need for pension risk management and pension risk transfers, as new pension regulations are implemented
Rothesay offloads longevity risk to US
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Rothesay Life, the wholly owned Goldman Sachs insurance subsidiary, has successfully reinsured £100 million-worth of longevity exposure to US-based firm Prudential Retirement. The deal by Prudential Retirement – a business unit of Prudential Financial,...
Gender discrimination ruling leaves annuity providers confused over...
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UK annuities providers cannot price for gender, but must still reserve capital for it
Netherlands offers second front for longevity derisking sector
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A spike in life expectancy estimation saw the four largest Dutch schemes add €11 billion to their liabilities in one go. As a series of high-profile longevity swap providers prepare to enter the market, is the Netherlands going to form a second front...
An end to the beginning
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It is axiomatic that managing longevity risk is a long-term affair. Assuming that a one-year increase in life expectancy adds 3% to a pension scheme's liabilities it would take an increase of 10 years in a 12-month period to come close to the hit schemes'...
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