Mortality and Longevity Seminar 2017

Thursday 22 June 2017 09:00 - 17:00

This seminar will provide topical and practical updates and discussion on the latest thinking and innovations in mortality and longevity.

Programme
Location
Overview

The program is designed for life, pensions and health and care actuaries eager to learn about the latest developments in mortality and longevity. The sessions are designed to be very accessible to a broad range of experience.

Event organiser

Contact Waleed Soliman for more information.

Waleed.Soliman@actuaries.org.uk

020 7632 1476

09.00-09.30	Registration and refreshments
09.30	Intro/welcome
09.40-10.25	CMI Update A look at the latest developments from various CMI committees. Katherine Fossett CMI
10.25-11.10	Mortality in Healthy People: How Low can we go? Presentation of the results of public health data analysis on mortality rates for healthy lives. Dr Tim Crayford, Just Retirement Partnership and Matthew Edwards, WTW
11.10-11.30	Morning Refreshments
11.30-12.15	Scottish Mortality – How is it different and why does it Matter? Is shorter life expectancy unique to Scotland or are there differences in England too and what are the implications? Susan Hanlon and Glyn Bradley, Mercer
12.15-13.00	Blip or dip? A closer look at drivers in recent UK mortality trends and the influence on future projections. Stephen Courquin, RGA UK
13.00-13.50	Lunch
13.50-15.00	A Clinical Perspective on Mortality and Longevity - Keynote Presentation Caroline Chill
15.00-15.30	Inequality and Complex Multi-Morbidity: A Story of Two Halves Disparities in old age in the onset and the years spent with chronic conditions in two or more unrelated diseases. Maddy Bajekal UCL
15.30-15.50	Afternoon Refreshments
15.50-16.20	Mind the Longevity Gap Steven Baxter, Club Vita LLP
16.20-16.50	Upstairs/ Downstairs: How do Improvement Projections Differ by Socio- Economic Class? Sheridan Fitzgibbon, RMS
16.50	Closing Remarks
17.00	Close