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“All offices” experience of pension annuities in payment, 2015-2018 (Issue date: 17/12/2019) |
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| Working Paper 127 | CMI Mortality Projections Model – Interim update (Issue date: 13/12/2019) |
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Mortality experience of pensioners for the period 2011 to 2018 (Issue date: 28/11/2019) |
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| Working Paper 125 |
Additional analysis of the experience of term assurances, 2011-2016 (Issue date: 15/11/2019) |
| Working Paper 124 |
“All offices” individual Income Protection sickness experience for 2011-2016 (Issue date: 30/9/2019) |
| Working Paper 123 |
"All offices” experience of term assurances, 2011-2016 (Issue date:18/07/2019) |
| Working Paper 122 |
Final report of the High Age Mortality Working Party |
| Working Paper 121 |
Mortality experience of pensioners by industry classification for the period 2010 to 2017 (Issue date: 31/05/2019) |
| Working Paper 120 |
Final “IP06” claim inception rates for individual income protection (Issue date: 27/3/2019) |
| Working Paper 119 | CMI Mortality Projections Model: CMI_2018 (v01 issue date: 07/03/2019; v02 issue date: 02/04/2019) |
| Working Paper 118 | Mortality experience of pensioners for the period 2010 to 2017 (Issue date: 28/02/2019) |
| Working Paper 117 |
"All offices" experience of pension annuities in payment, 2011-2016 (v01 issue date: 31/01/2019; v02 issue date 14/08/2019) |
| Working Paper 116 | The value of the period smoothing parameter, Sk1, in CMI_2018 (Issue date: 01/02/2019) |
| Working Paper 115 |
CMI Mortality Projections Model – Interim update (v01 issue date: 19/12/2018; v02 issue date 07/03/2019) |
| Working Paper 114 |
Consultation on the value of the period smoothing parameter, Sk (Issue date: 07/12/2018; response date: 18/01/2019) |
| Working Paper 113 | Final “S3” Series mortality tables (Issue date: 05/12/2018) |
| Working Paper 112 | Additional analyses of the experience of pension annuities in payment, 2011-2014 (Issue date: 02/11/2018; Reissue date: 01/02/2019) |
| Working Paper 111 |
Regular monitoring of England & Wales population mortality (Issue date: 23/10/2018; Response date: 30/11/2018) |
| Working Paper 110 |
Using the CMI Mortality Projections Model for assured lives (Issue date: 04/10/2018; Response date: 31/12/2018) |
| Working Paper 109 | Proposed “IP06” claim inception rates for individual income protection (Issue date:11/07/2018; Response date: 30/09/2018) |
| Working Paper 108 | Interim “all offices” experience of term assurances, 2011-2015 (Issue date: 08/06/2018; Response date: 12/07/2018). |
| Working Paper 107 | Proposed graduations of the CMI SAPS 2009-2016 mortality experience based on data collected by 30 June 2017. (Issue date: 05/06/2018; Response date: 14/09/2018). |
| Working Paper 106 |
A proposed approach to closing off CMI mortality tables. (Issue date: 05/06/2018; Response date: 14/09/2018) |
| Working Paper 105 | CMI Mortality Projections Model: CMI_2017 (v01 issue date: 01/03/2018; v02 issue date: 08/05/2018) |
| Working Paper 104 |
Mortality experience of pensioners for the period 2009 to 2016 (Issue date: 19/01/2018) |
| Working Paper 103 | CMI Mortality Projections Model – Mid-year update (Issue date: 08/11/2017) |
| Working Paper 102 | Income Protection experience by benefit amount band and policy duration, 2003-2010 (Issue date: 25/08/2017) |
| Working Paper 101 | “All offices” experience of pension annuities in payment, 2011-2014 (Issue date: 27/07/2017; Reissue date: 01/02/2019) |
| Working Paper 100 | A second report on high age mortality (Issue date: 30/06/2017) |
| Working Paper 99 |
CMI Mortality Projections Model: Software user guide (v01 issue date: 27/03/2017; v02 issue date: 08/11/2017) |
| Working Paper 98 | CMI Mortality Projections Model: Methods (Issue date: 27/03/2017) |
| Working Paper 97 |
CMI Mortality Projections Model: CMI_2016 (v01 issue date: 27/03/2017; v02 issue date: 08/11/2017) |
| Working Paper 96 | “All offices” individual Income Protection sickness experience for the 2007-2010 quadrennium (Issue date: 17/03/2017) |
| Working Paper 95 | Mortality experience of pensioners for the period 2008 to 2015 (Issue date: 22/02/2017) |
| Working Paper 94 | Final "08" Series of accelerated critical illness and term mortality tables (Issue date: 27/01/2017) |
| Working Paper 93 | CMI Mortality Projections Model: Consultation responses and plans for CMI_2016 (Issue date: 29/11/2016; Reissued: 02/12/2016) |
| Working Paper 92 | Proposed “08” Series term mortality tables (Issue date: 07/10/2016; Response date: 30/11/2016 |
| Working Paper 91 | CMI Mortality Projections Model consultation - technical paper. (Issue date: 31/08/2016) |
| Working Paper 90 | CMI Mortality Projections Model consultation. (Issue date: 22/06/2016; Reissued 31/08/2016; Response date: 30/09/2016) |
| Working Paper 89 | Proposed “08” Series accelerated critical illness tables (Issue date: 06/05/2016; Reissued: 07/10/2016; Response date: 30/11/2016) |
| Working Paper 88 | Mortality experience of pensioners for the period 2007 to 2014 (Issue date: 24/02/2016) |
| Working Paper 87 | Mortality experience of enhanced annuities in 2007-2010 (Issue date: 17/12/2015; Response date: N/A) |
| Working Paper 86 | An investigation into the mortality experience by industry classification of pensioners of self-administered pension schemes (Issue date: 18/11/2015; Response date: N/A) |
| Working Paper 85 | Working Paper 85: Initial report on the features of high age mortality (Issue date 16/10/2015) |
| Working Paper 84 | The CMI Mortality Projections Model, CMI_2015 (Issue date 28/09/2015) |
| Working Paper 83 | Recent mortality in England and Wales (Issue date 28/09/2015. Reissued 06/10/2015) |
| The CMI format for heatmaps of mortality improvements. (Issue date 28/09/2015) | |
| Working Paper 81 | Final '08' Series annuities tables (Issue date 30/06/2015) |
| The release dates of future updates to the CMI Mortality Projections Model (issue date: 26/06/2015) | |
| Working Paper 79 | Consultation on the release date of future updates to the CMI Mortality Projections Model. (Issue date: 16/03/2015; Response date: 16/04/2015) |
| Proposed '08' Series annuities tables (Issue date: 06/03/2015; Response date: 10/04/2015) | |
| Report of the Graduation and Modelling Working Party (Issue date 06/03/2015) | |
| Working Paper 76 | Analysis of the mortality experience of pensioners of self-administered pension schemes for the period 2006-2013 based on data collected by 30 June 2014. (Issue date: 19/12/2014; Reissued: 22/01/2016; Response date: N/A) |
| All-Offices Mortality and Critical Illness Experience for the 2007-2010 Quadrennium (Issue date: 03/12/2014; Reissued: 01/02/2016) | |
| The CMI Mortality Projections Model, CMI_2014 (Issue date: 24/11/2014; Response date: N/A) | |
| Working Paper 73 | Analysis of the mortality experience of pensioners of self-administered pension schemes for the period 2005-2012 based on data collected by 30 June 2013. (Issue date: 24/07/2014) |
| Analysis of individual income protection experience, 1991-2009, by cause of sickness. (Issue date: 17/04/2014; Response Date: N/A) | |
| Working Paper 71 | Graduations of the CMI SAPS 2004-2011 mortality experience based on data collected by 30 June 2012 - Final "S2" Series of Mortality Tables. (Issue date: 07/02/2014) |
| The All Offices annuity experience for the 2007-2010 quadrennium (Issue date: 18/10/2013; Response date: N/A) | |
| Working Paper 69 | The CMI Mortality Projections Model, CMI_2013, and feedback on the consultation on the future of the CMI Library of Mortality Projections and the CMI Mortality Projections Model. (Issue date: 13/09/2013; Response date: N/A) |
| Notes on statistical modelling of mortality and morbidity experience data (Issue date: 09/07/2013) | |
| Working Paper 67 | A revised approach for analysing CMI critical illness experience and restated results for accelerated business, 2003-2006 (Issue date: 10/05/2013) |
| Working Paper 66 | Proposed graduations of the CMI SAPS 2004-2011 mortality experience based on data collected by 30 June 2012. (Issue date: 23/04/2013; Response date: 31/05/2013) |
| Working Paper 65 | Analysis of the mortality experience of pensioners of self-administered pension schemes for the period 2004-2011. (Issue date: 23/04/2013) |
| Working Paper 64 | Consultation on the future of the CMI Library of Mortality Projections and the CMI Mortality Projections Model (Issue date: 12/4/2013; Response date: 31/05/2013) |
| The CMI Mortality Projections Model, CMI_2012 (Issue date: 08/02/2013; Response date: N/A) | |
| Working Paper 62 | Report on the preliminary results of an analysis into the mortality experience of pensioners of self-administered pension schemes for the period 2003-2010 based on data collected by 30 June 2011 (Issue date: 25/05/2012) |
| Working Paper 61 | An investigation into the mortality experience by industry classification of pensioners of self-administered pension schemes (Issue date: 10/05/2012) |
| Working paper 60 | Sickness experience for individual income protection policies: experience for 2003-2006 compared with 1991-2002; results for 1991-2006 re-stated using IPM 1991-98 as the comparison basis (Issue date: 17/02/2012) |
| Working paper 59 | Reporting sickness experience for the CMI individual income protection investigation: summary statement of revised methodology; description of updated format of results tables; and analysis of change in methodology and comparison basis (Issue date: 17/02/2012) |
| Supplementary analyses to CMI critical illness diagnosis rates for accelerated business, 2003-2006 | |
| CMI life office mortality 'per policy' results: consultation on the future format of results (Issue date: 30/9/2011; Response date: 30/11/2011) | |
| CMI life office mortality 'per policy' results: the initial methodology and format (Issue date: 30/9/2011) | |
| The CMI Mortality Projections Model, CMI_2011 (Issue date: 16/09/2011) | |
| Advancing the release date of the CMI Mortality Projections Model (Issue date: 04/08/2011; Response date: 09/09/2011) | |
| An initial investigation into rates of mortality improvement for pensioners of self-administered pension schemes (Issue date: 22/07/2011) | |
| Cause-specific CMI critical illness diagnosis rates for accelerated business, 2003-2006 (Issue date: 15/06/2011) | |
| Report on the preliminary results of an analysis into the mortality experience of pensioners of self-administered pension schemes for the period 2002-2009 based on data collected by 30 June 2010 (Issue date: 20/05/2011) | |
| CMI critical illness diagnosis rates for accelerated business 2003-2006 (Issue date: 24/01/2011) | |
| The CMI Mortality Projections Model, 'CMI_2010' (Issue date: 23/11/2010; Response date: n/a) | |
| An overview of the sickness inception and termination rate graduations (Issue date: 30/07/2010) | |
| Working paper 47 | The graduation of sickness rates for the CMI individual income protection experience for males 1991-98 of males, occupational class 1 (Issue date: 30/07/2010) |
| Background papers on the analysis of CMI individual income protection claim records (Issue date: 30/07/2010) | |
| Consultation on the proposed methodology for the analysis of CMI 'per-policy' mortality data (Issue date: 30/04/2010) | |
| Working paper 44 | Report on the preliminary results of an analysis into the mortality experience of pensioners of self-administered pension schemes for the period 2001-2008 based on data collected by 30 June 2009 (Issue date: 01/04/2010) |
| CMI critical illness diagnosis rates for accelerated business 1999-2004 (Issue date: 12/02/2010) | |
| CMI life office mortality experience 2003-2006 (Issue date: 10/12/2009) | |
| CMI Mortality Projections Model - feedback on consultation and issue of 'CMI_2009' (Issue date: 25/11/2009) | |
| Changes to the coding guide for CMI per-policy data (Issue date: 17/08/2009) | |
| A prototype mortality projections model: Part two - a detailed analysis (Issue date: 7/07/2009) | |
| A prototype mortality projections model: Part one - an outline of the proposed approach (Issue date: 19/06/2009) | |
| Version 1.1 of the CMI library of mortality projections (Issue date: 13/03/2009) | |
| Working paper 36 | The mortality of impaired assured lives: Report on 1995-2006 experience and consultation on the future of the investigation (Issue date: 14/01/2009) |
| Working paper 35 | The graduations of the CMI self-administered pension schemes 2000-2006 mortality experience: Final "S1" series of mortality tables (Issue date: 31/10/2008) |
| Working paper 34 | Methodology and assumptions used for CMI self-administered pension schemes mortality experience analyses (Issue date: 31/10/2008) |
| A new methodology for analysing CMI critical illness experience (Issue date: 23/07/2008) | |
| Working papers 31 and 32 | Analysis and proposed graduations of the CMI SAPS 2000-2006 mortality experience based on data collected to 30 June 2007 (Issue date: 08/01/2008) |
| Working paper 30 and the Library of mortality projections | The CMI Library of mortality projections (Issue date: 23/11/2007) |
| Working paper 29 | An analysis of the results of the mortality of male and female pensioners of self-administered pension schemes for the period 2000 to 2004 based on data collected by 30 June 2006 (Issue date: 01/10/2007) |
| Progress towards an improved methodology for analysing CMI critical illness experience (Issue date: 27/07/2007) | |
| The "library" of mortality projections (Issue date: 11/07/2007) | |
| Extensions to younger ages of the "00" series pensioner tables of mortality (Issue date: 20/04/2007) | |
| Stochastic projection methodologies: Lee-Carter model features, example results and implications (Issue date: 03/04/2007) | |
| Sickness experience 1999-2002 for group income protection policies (Issue date: 13/12/2006) | |
| Analysis of individual income protection experience by cause of disability (Issue date: 09/08/2006) | |
| The graduation of the CMI 1999-2002 mortality experience: final "00" series mortality tables (Issue date: 01/08/2006) | |
| Working paper 20 | Stochastic projection methodologies: further progress and P-Spline model features, example results and implication (Issue date: 05/04/2006) |
| Per-policy data submission (Issue date: 21/12/2005) | |
| 1999-2002 critical illness experience: feedback on Working paper 14 and future work (Issue date: 01/12/2005) | |
| Working paper 17 |
Report on the preliminary results of an analysis into the mortality experience of pensioners of self-administered pension schemes for the period 2000 to 2003 (Issue date: 11/10/2005) |
| The graduation of the CMI 1999-2002 mortality experience: proposed annuitant and pensioner graduations (Issue date: 28/09/2005) | |
| Projecting future mortality: towards a proposal for a stochastic methodology (Issue date: 20/07/2005) | |
| Methodology underlying the 1999-2002 CMI critical illness experience investigation (Issue date: 05/05/2005) | |
| Draft mortality investigation coding guide (Issue date: 27/04/2005) | |
| Working paper 12 | The graduation of the CMI 1999-2002 mortality experience: feedback on Working paper 8 and proposed assured lives graduations (Issue date: 11/04/2005) |
| Responses to Working Paper 3 (Issue date: 26/01/2005) | |
| The mortality of impaired assured lives, 1991-2002 (Issue date: 08/11/2004) | |
| Working paper 9 | An analysis of the preliminary results of the mortality of male pensioners of self-administered pension schemes for the period 2000 to 2002 as reported in Working paper 4. (Issue date: 17/11/2004) |
| Considerations for the graduation of the 1999-2002 mortality experience (Issue date: 20/08/2004) | |
| New graduations of income protection termination experience (Issue date: 07/05/2004) | |
| Working paper 4 | Report on the preliminary results of an analysis into the mortality experience of pensioners of self-administered pension schemes for the period 2000 to 2002 (Issue date: 17/03/2004) |
| Projecting future mortality: a discussion paper (Issue date: 12/03/2004) | |
| Working paper 2 | Responses to the draft report entitled A proposed interim basis for adjusting the 92 series mortality projections for cohort effects and further commentary thereon. (Issue date: 10/12/2002) |
| An interim basis for adjusting the 92 series mortality projections for cohort effects. (Issue date: 10/12/2002) |
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KSS event in Glasgow: Public Sector Pensions
Hymans Robertson, Glasgow 20 Waterloo St, Glasgow30 January 2020– the unappreciated key assumption, the resulting unsustainable promises, the unmanaged risk and the unrecognised debt?
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KSS event in Stirling: Public Sector Pensions
M&G Prudential, Stirling Craigforth Campus, Stirling30 January 2020– the unappreciated key assumption, the resulting unsustainable promises, the unmanaged risk and the unrecognised debt?
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Hymans Robertson 1, Exchange Place, Semple St, Edinburgh30 January 2020– the unappreciated key assumption, the resulting unsustainable promises, the unmanaged risk and the unrecognised debt?
Speaker: Allan Martin will present this talk on 30 January in Glasgow, Stirling and Edinburgh. If you wish to register for another location please return to the Events Calendar.
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The Great Risk Transfer – Breakfast briefing and launch event
Staple Inn Hall, High Holborn London WC1V 7QJ31 January 2020
Launch of the IFoA’s 2020 thought leadership campaign The Great Risk Transfer. The campaign will examine the trend of the transfer of risk from institutions to individuals, and how people can be better equipped to manage the financial risks they now face. At this breakfast event the IFoA will launch a call for evidence on this topic. -
NoCA event - The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals: The role of actuaries
N/A31 January 2020Presenters: Rebecca Deegan, Head of Policy, IFoA, and Faye Alessandrello, Policy Manager, IFoA
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SIAS Event: Practical Challenges of Implementing the IFRS 17 Risk Adjustment
Staple Inn Hall, High Holborn, London, WC1V 7QJ5 February 2020Jignesh Mistry and Rob Walton from PwC will be presenting their talk on the IFRS17 Risk Adjustment. Please note this talk was also held at the 2019 Life Conference.
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Joint IFoA and SOAT Professional Skills Training event - Bangkok
Thai Life Insurance PCL, 13th Floor, Meeting Room 13/2, 123 Ratchadaphisek Road, Din Daeng, Bangkok 10400, Thailand7 February 2020This session is jointly organised by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) and the Society of Actuaries of Thailand (SOAT).
Video case studies will be selected from the IFoA’s 2019/2020 online content which covers a range of topics under an overarching theme of “A Trusted Profession”. This session is suitable for actuaries working in any area (i.e. it is not specifically aimed at Life, GI or any other technical discipline) and is interactive, so you should come along prepared to take part in the discussions.
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Royal London Group, 1 Thistle Street, Edinburgh, EH2 1DG18 February 2020With a single party government at Westminster holding a comfortable majority, and with the first phase of Brexit complete, the potential for radical reforms of the pensions landscape is increased.
Former Pensions Minister Steve Webb discusses what changes we can expect to see in pensions including in state pensions, pension tax relief, automatic enrolment and the workplace pension landscape.
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Sessional: Impact of E-cigarettes Working Party
Royal College of Physicians, 9 Queen St, Edinburgh EH2 1JQ24 February 2020This sessional meeting will be of direct interest to actuaries and others working in the in the Health and Care, Life or Pensions sectors or indeed actuaries with an interest in morbidity or mortality. Note: Registration is from 17.30 in time for the sessional to begin at 18.00. -
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NoCA event - Model Risk
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KSS event: How is Scotland’s population changing and what are the implications?
New Register House, 3 West Register Street, Edinburgh5 March 2020The National Records of Scotland (NRS) collects, preserves and produces information about Scotland's people and history to inform current and future generations - work that underpins the fabric of Scottish society and tells the story of our nation. This KSS talk will explore the following and other areas impacting Scotland’s changing population, and assess the potential implications of the changes:
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KSS event: Evolutionary finance – techniques for solving financial problems (repeat session)
Royal London, 1 Thistle Street10 March 2020Speaker: Dr Marc Roper
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Highlights of the Life Conference 2019 - London
America Square Conference Centre, 17, One Crosswall, America Square, London EC3N 2LB11 March 2020This event will cover the highlights from the Life Conference 2019 held in Dublin.. The Conference Committee has reviewed session feedback and has put together a high-quality technical programme featuring the best sessions from the Life Conference 2019. Book now to ensure your place.
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Data science - How actuaries can optimize usage of data science techniques within their sectors
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Deloitte, 4th Floor, Saltire Court, 20 Castle Terrace19 March 2020Speaker: Iain Collier, Chair of the CSWP
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There will be an extended Q&A session at the end of the event.
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Spring Lecture 2020, Edinburgh - Vicky Pryce
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N/A27 March 2020Presented By: Rebecca Deegan, Head of Policy, IFoA, and Catherine Burtle, Senior Policy Analyst, IFoA
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Staple Inn Hall, High Holborn, London, WC1V 7QJ1 April 2020Following the release of the updated CMI Mortality Projection Model, CMI_2019, the CMI Mortality Projections Committee will lead a discussion on future mortality improvements.
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IFoA Asia Conference 2020, Kuala Lumpur
CCEC Nexus, 7, Jalan Kerinchi, Bangsar South, 59200 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia24-25 June 2020Join us at the IFoA Asia Conference 2020 at CCEC Nexus, Kuala Lumpur where intellectual thought leaders, senior industry players, opinion formers, academics, actuaries and non-actuaries from across Asia and beyond are expected to attend. This year's landmark conference promises to an exciting one as our first Asian President-elect, Tan Suee Chieh will, as newly appointed president of the IFoA, use his presidential address to highlight the two key pillars of the IFoA’s emerging strategy:- the reinvention of the profession in terms of its skillsets and mind-sets so that we can thrive in an increasing range of domains in a digital age;
- the widening application of actuarial science in achieving social impact and sustainability goals.
We are also delighted to announce that the Honourable Mr. Lim Guan Eng, Minister of Finance, Malaysia, will be the guest of honour at this year's conference.
Early bird registration is now open until 1 March. 10% group discounts are offered to a minimum of six IFoA members booking in a single transaction. Limited spaces are available, so please sign-up early to avoid disappointment.
Launch of the IFoA’s 2020 thought leadership campaign The Great Risk Transfer. The campaign will examine the trend of the transfer of risk from institutions to individuals, and how people can be better equipped to manage the financial risks they now face. At this breakfast event the IFoA will launch a call for evidence on this topic.