Actuarial Insurance Matters – Winter 2005

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December 2005

Actuarial Insurance Matters is the newsletter of PwC's Actuarial and Insurance Management Solutions practice.

The Winter 2005 newsletter covers some of the key issues and challenges facing life and non-life insurers, including:

Treating Customers Fairly
Arrow visits - are they progressing fast enough?

Life

Citius, Altius, Fortius
Embedding ICAs
A discussion on the new annuity annuitant mortality models
Where no actuary has gone before
FSA reporting - update for year end 2005
Innovative financing - PwC paper on life securitisation

Non-life

Property catastrophe exposures and losses: how do you compare with best practice?
Should we care about alternative risk transfer?
Reserve variability - the new industry challenge?
The wind of change in claims management
Lies, damned lies, and rate monitors

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Brian Purves
     Actuarial & Insurance Management Solutions leader
    +44 (0) 20 7212 3902

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