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CMI: New “16” Series term assurance mortality and accelerated critical illness tables
Chris Reynolds (of PartnerRe) and Stephen Courquin (of RGA), members of the CMI Assurances Committee, set out the background to the new term assurance tables issued by the Committee.
Survey shows widespread use of the latest CMI Model
This blog provides a high-level summary of the CMI’s latest survey on the use of the CMI Mortality Projections Model by insurers and reinsurers, focussing on how users are reacting to the pandemic.
Initial census results suggest lower life expectancies in the general population
This blog considers how initial results from the 2021 census in England & Wales might lead to lower estimates of recent and future mortality improvements and cohort life expectancies from the CMI Model than previously thought.
Unusually high mortality in recent months
The Continuous Mortality Investigation (CMI) has been publishing frequent updates on mortality in the general population during the pandemic. This blog focuses on mortality in the general population in the first three quarters of 2022.
Measures of excess deaths
Darryl Brundle, Head of Longevity at Legal & General and a member of the CMI Executive Committee, gives an overview of the different methodologies used to calculate excess deaths.
2021… what have we seen for pension annuitants?
Piero Cocevar, a member of the CMI Annuities Committee, reflects on the key findings from the Committee’s analysis of the mortality experience of pension annuities in payment in 2021.
A closer look at 2023: What’s changing in term assurance experience?
As we publish our latest analysis of term assurance experience, covering data up to the end of 2023, we find ourselves at a crossroads. While the “16” Series tables continue to provide a broadly reasonable fit to recent experience, subtle shifts in patterns—especially by age, duration, and socio-economic indicators—are prompting us to ask: is it time to consider new tables?
In this blog, we explore the key themes from Working Paper 202, highlight emerging trends, and share our thoughts on what might lie ahead.
CMI Model: Reflecting pandemic impacts in different countries
The CMI has updated the CMI Mortality Projections Model so it can better reflect the impact of the pandemic in different countries. This blog describes the changes and the reasons for them.
What it's really like to volunteer with the CMI
Volunteers for the Continuous Mortality Investigation (CMI) share their experiences.
Which factors best predict the mortality experience of pensioners?
The Continuous Mortality Investigation (CMI) Self-administered Pension Schemes (SAPS) Committee has published a multi-factor analysis of the mortality experience of members of UK defined benefit pension schemes. This is the first analysis of its kind, but we have considered the factors in isolation in previous analyses.