Covid-19 life actuaries blogs

This blog discusses the potential impact of Covid-19 on expenses and expense inflation valuation assumptions for non-linked life products.

A group of Life actuaries, working as part of the IFoA Covid-19 Action Taskforce (ICAT) have been considering various ways that the pandemic has affected Life insurers. This blog discusses Covid-19’s impact on considerations for setting assumptions for unit-linked business charges. 

A group of Life actuaries, working as part of the IFoA Covid-19 Action Taskforce (ICAT) have been considering various ways that the pandemic has affected Life insurers. This blog is discussing considerations when setting margins over and above best estimates assumptions in financial reporting.

A group of Life actuaries, working as part of the IFoA Covid-19 Action Taskforce (ICAT) are releasing a series of blogs considering various ways that the pandemic has affected Life insurers. The fourth blog in this series looks at considerations for setting persistency-related assumptions.

This blog has been authored by group of Life actuaries led by IFoA Fellow Rosalind Rossouw*. This group has a focus on Capital Management and is working as part of the IFoA Covid-19 Action Taskforce.

A group of Life actuaries have released a series of blogs considering various ways that the pandemic has affected Life insurers. The third blog explores the pandemic’s impact on future new business sales and considerations in underwriting pricing and life insurance product demand.

A group of Life actuaries have released a series of blogs considering various ways that the pandemic has affected Life insurers. In the second blog, the authors explain how Covid-19 has created uncertainty and what it is important to think about when setting valuation assumptions for bonus rates.

A group of Life actuaries have released a series of blogs considering various ways that the pandemic has affected Life insurers. The first blog considers potential differences in the extent of Covid-19 that may or may not have an impact on the assumption-setting processes in a particular company and its businesses in different countries.