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07 August 2024On 29th August 2024 Professor Angus S. Macdonald and Dr. Stephen J. Richards will give a joint seminar on contemporary mortality modelling, in principle and in practice. Attendance is free and pre-registration is not required.
Government Actuary's Department licenses Longevitas software
27 June 2024Longevitas is pleased to announce that the Government Actuary’s Department has licensed the Longevitas survival-modelling software.
Sessional meeting on robust mortality forecasting
04 September 2023Version 2.8.7 of Longevitas
12 August 20232.8.7 Update
- A new resource area Training tab including datasets and exercises.
- Additional exclusion values for modelling specification.
- Additional liability and valuation outputs.
- License configurable SAML-based single-s
Version 2.8.7 of the Projections Toolkit
12 August 20232.8.7 update
- A new resource area Training tab including datasets and exercises.
- Availability of 2D Period shocks model as per Kirkby & Currie (2010).
- Availability of a CBD M9 model with smoothing on main age term.
- New
Version 2.8.6 of Longevitas
27 November 2022Longevitas Ltd is pleased to announce the production release of v2.8.6 of its Longevitas risk-modelling software.
Version 2.8.6 of the Projections Toolkit
27 November 2022Longevitas Ltd is pleased to announce the production release of v2.8.6 of the Projections Toolkit. This version contains powerful productivity and ease-of-use features including:
Website Redesign
17 November 2022We have updated www.longevitas.co.uk with a contemporary look and feel and better support for mobile devices.New paper on real-time mortality tracking
21 February 2022The Annals of Actuarial Science has just published an article on the real-time tracking of mortality in the presence of shocks, such as those caused by COVID-19.New methodology for modelling mortality by amounts
24 January 2022The Scandinavian Actuarial Journal today published an article on modelling mortality by continuous covariates, such as pension size.New paper on modelling mortality shocks
13 January 2022The British Actuarial Journal has just published an article on modelling mortality shocks, such as those caused by COVID-19.