A Review of Catastrophic Risks for Life Insurers
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Auteurs : Alex Huynh ; Aaron Bruhn ; Bridget BrowneSource :
- Risk Management and Insurance Review [ 1098-1616 ] ; 2013-09.
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- Actuarial studies, Actuary, Additional risk, Adverse selection, American journal, Asian strain, Attachment point, Basis risk, Baumgart, Better access, Better education, Bridel, Business operations, Capital markets, Catastrophic, Catastrophic event, Catastrophic losses, Catastrophic mortality bonds, Catastrophic mortality event, Catastrophic mortality events, Catastrophic mortality risk, Catastrophic risks, Census bureau, China drought, China earthquake, China flood, Chronic diseases, Clinical attack rate, Clinical attack rates, Contingent claim payoff mechanism, Credit risk, Cummins, Deadliest, Deadliest wars, Death products, Delphi study, Disease burden, Disease control, Early warning systems, England journal, Epidemiology, Excess deaths, Excess mortality, Excess mortality curve, Excess mortality rate, Excess mortality rates, Exhaustion, Exhaustion point, Extreme mortality bonds, Fauld, Future occurrence, Future pandemics, General population, General populations, Germany japan, Glezen, Global, Group life, Hampson, Health care, High mortality, Highest death tolls, Hong kong, Human population, Human services, Immune system, India drought, Infectious disease, Infectious diseases, Initial spread, Insurance industry, Insurance review, Insurance review figure, Insurance review table, Insurer, International spread, Investor, June, Last century, Life insurance, Life insurance claims, Life insurance industry, Life insurance policy, Life insurer, Life insurers, Liquidity risk, Lives life insurance portfolio, Local studies, Longevity products, Macroeconomic effects, Main sources, Major risk, Market risk, Medical care, Metropolitan life insurance company, Moderate scenario, Moral hazard, Morbidity, Mortality, Mortality experience, Mortality index, Mortality rate, Mortality risk, Nancial, National consortium, National counterterrorism center, Nations programme, Natural disaster, Natural disasters, Next pandemic, Novel virus, Operational risk, Ordinary life policies, Other accidents, Other hand, Outbreak, Pandemic, Pandemic risk, Payoff, Portfolio, Potential impact, Principal amount, Public health reports, Pyle, Reinsurance, Reinsurers, Respiratory disease, Respiratory syndrome, Risk management, Risk management solutions, Sars, Sars coronavirus, Scenario, Seasonal epidemics, Severe scenario, Simonsen, Stitt, Successive waves, Such events, Terrorism, Terrorist, Terrorist attacks, Time period, Timely manner, Toole, Traditional reinsurance, Transfer risk, Transport accidents, Underwriting, Underwriting risk, Virus mutations, Virus subtype, Vita capital, Wide range, Wider risks, Woolnough, World health organization, Young adults.
Abstract
Catastrophic mortality events are characterized by a sudden and concentrated increase in mortality and as such present a major risk to life insurers. Such events include pandemics, war, natural disasters, terrorist attacks, and industrial, transport, and other accidents. Of these, pandemics arising from influenza are considered the most significant threat to the life insurance industry due to their capacity to cause a major increase in claims. We review the features and mortality implications of an influenza pandemic for life insurers, and describe a range of other risks that are likely to emerge as well.
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- http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7169237
DOI: 10.1111/rmir.12011
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