Longevity hedging is the practice of hedging, or transferring, longevity risk to another party. Major life insurers and pensions can hedge their longevity risk to offset the risk of policyholders living longer than anticipated.
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Towers Watson, the global professional services company, has published its five predictions for the pension market in 2011. Their fourth prediction is for an increase in longevity risk hedging among pension schemes and they state that improved access to tools which allow pension schemes to evaluate their longevity risk exposure should enable more schemes to […]
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Hymans Robertson LLP, the pensions actuarial consultancy, has predicted a buoyant pension scheme risk transfer market for the 4th quarter of 2010 and into 2011. In a report published last week Hymans Robertson they said they expect to see a quarter of FTSE 100 companies enter into a material pension scheme risk transfer deal by […]
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