Consultation Paper: Mortality and Morbidity Studies at the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries

Mortality and Morbidity Studies at the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries

This consultation has now closed and the working party members are currently reviewing the feedback. The consultation document can still be viewed here.  If you have any queries relating to this consultation, please contact research@actuaries.org.uk.

 

Background

Council has identified the growing importance of longevity risk to many financial entities and the increased number of providers of demographic experience analysis. In response, a working group was set up to make recommendations on how the Profession should respond to the challenges and opportunities of demographic experience analysis covering longevity, mortality and morbidity.

Chaired by Steven Nuttall, the working party has carried out initial analysis, which has found that there is a substantial number of activities already underway at the Profession.  It is now running a consultation with members to:

  1. Build up a complete picture of activities undertaken by IFoA in respect of demographic experience data and analysis.
  2. Seek views on the opportunities the Profession could explore within the existing framework and outputs.
  3. Collate views on any gaps that the Profession could fill in future or areas of leading-edge research that the Profession should seek to progress.

 

Working Party Members

Steve Nuttall (chair)

David Gulland

Keith Miller

Derek Cribb

Sarah Mathieson

Pauline Simpson

 

About this consultation

Duration of consultation: from 2 November 2012 to 17 December 2012.

 

Intended audience: Members of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries who have an interest in the development of the mortality and morbidity studies carried out under the sponsorship of Profession.