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The purpose of this paper is to conduct a market-consistent valuation of life insurance participating liabilities sold to a population of partially heterogeneous customers under the joint impact of biometric and financial risk. In particular, the heterogeneity between groups of policyholders...
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Some recent literature on optimal pension/life insurance design studies whether contracts with guarantees can be preferred by a utility-maximizing policyholder. In the absence of mortality risk, the main result in the literature (e.g. Doskeland and Nordahl (2008)) is that expected utility theory...
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To mitigate the hedger's longevity risk exposure, this paper proposes a collective longevity swap between a reinsurer (hedge provider) and a group of hedgers (pension plans and annuity providers), and an economic framework to price longevity risk and longevity swaps. Combining the appealing...
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This paper proposes an innovative retirement product with a focus on longevity risk sharing, a contract we refer to as tail index-linked annuity (TILA). Specifically, the proposed TILA pays out variable annual payments, which will be equal to a regular nominal amount when a reference survival...
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