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to fund their retirement is the residential home. The reverse mortgage is a product that allows retirees to access the … mortgage products including the “no negative equity” guarantee as well as the risks arising from termination of loans. Risk … capital requirements for reverse mortgage products for providers in the Australian market. A Vector Autoregressive Model (VAR …
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due to the dominance of reverse mortgage products in equity release markets worldwide. In this paper, we compare cash … flows and risk profiles from the provider's perspective for reverse mortgage and home reversion contracts. An at …
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having access to either one of the two equity release products. Higher utility gains are found for the reverse mortgage as …
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found for the reverse mortgage, as its product features allow for higher lump-sum payouts and provide downside protection …
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found for the reverse mortgage, as its product features allow for higher lump-sum payouts and provide downside protection …
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This paper provides a detailed quantitative assessment of the impact of solvency capital requirements on product pricing and shareholder value for a life insurer. A multi-period firm value maximization model for a life annuity provider, allowing for stochastic mortality and asset returns,...
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