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Analysis of VaR-iance

In recent years we have published a number of papers on stochastic mortality models. A particular focus has been on the application of such models to longevity trend risk in a one-year, value-at-risk (VaR) framework for Solvency II. However, while a small group of models has been common to each paper, there have been changes in the calculation basis, most obviously where updated data have been used.

Written by: Stephen RichardsTags: Filter information matrix by tag: Lee-Carter, Filter information matrix by tag: value-at-risk, Filter information matrix by tag: longevity trend risk, Filter information matrix by tag: Solvency II

VaR for longevity trend risk

Last month Stephen, Iain and Gavin presented their paper on putting longevity trend risk into a one-year, value-at-risk (VaR) framework.  The presentations were made to audiences of actuaries in Edinburgh and London, and the video of the London debate is now available online.
Written by: Helena BuckmayerTags: Filter information matrix by tag: longevity trend risk, Filter information matrix by tag: VaR, Filter information matrix by tag: value-at-risk

Discounting longevity trend risk

Establishing the capital requirement for longevity trend risk is a thorny problem for insurers with substantial pension or annuity payments.
Written by: Stephen RichardsTags: Filter information matrix by tag: Solvency II, Filter information matrix by tag: ICA, Filter information matrix by tag: longevity trend risk, Filter information matrix by tag: yield curve

Trend risk and age

There are several ways of looking at longevity trend risk, as covered in our recent seminar. However, regardless of how you choose to look at this risk, there are some pitfalls to watch out for.
Written by: Stephen RichardsTags: Filter information matrix by tag: Solvency II, Filter information matrix by tag: ICA, Filter information matrix by tag: longevity trend risk, Filter information matrix by tag: model risk