How has Covid-19 changed life expectancy?
11:00 - 12:00 | Virtual
It is vital for trustees and sponsors of DB schemes to understand the life expectancy of their members to complete valuations, assess risk management options and calculate transfer values. Thus leading to the big question; what is the impact of Covid-19? Does the threat of further waves mean life expectancy has shortened, or is the population healthier for having lived through 2020?
Join experts Simon Bramwell, Principal, Head of Longevity Risk Transactions, Will Rice, Partner and Alan Baker, Trustee Director from LawDeb for a joint webinar in which they discuss how trustees should be reflecting on the significant mortality trends in recent years in light of the impact of Covid-19.
Key takeaways
Throughout this webinar our speakers will explore many ways that Covid-19 is impacting on mortality. Such as the mortality experience in 2020, the varied impacts between pensions schemes, and how Covid-19 has changed our view of future life expectancy.
Not only this, the speakers will address what trustees and sponsors should be doing in practice, right now, to allow for the impact of Covid-19 in valuations, transfer values and pension scheme accounting.
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Join our experts to explore what reflections should be taking place, expecially when it comes to mortality trends in recent years, and in light of the impact of Covid-19.
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Simon Bramwell
Simon is a qualified Actuary and Head of Longevity Risk Transactions. He acts as lead adviser on regulated transactions to manage longevity risk. This includes buy-ins, buyouts and longevity swaps.
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Will Rice
Will has experience providing advice to trustees and sponsors of defined benefit pension schemes on a wide variety of issues, and acts as Scheme Actuary to a number of schemes.
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