In this edition of ReFlections, RGA experts discuss underwriting, actuarial, and epidemiological concepts regarding traumatic brain injuries.   Read More

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Banks and insurers – whether conventional or Islamic – are at the crossroads as they will need to improve their products and services to meet the needs of their markets in order to succeed

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In Canada, modern technology has helped pioneer a novel employee benefits approach to bridge pensions inertia.

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Deciding to enter the group voluntary CI market requires careful considerations to mitigate risk, ensure optimal spread of risk and limit anti-selection. Read More

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Most of us do not give much thought to this question for we all accept that we have a finite lifespan even if we put the thought of our ultimate death out of our minds until we grow old.

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Asia’s life insurance market is currently experiencing a complex, interlocking set of demographic, technological, economic and regulatory trends. RGA’s Marc Sofer guides us through them and discusses challenges as well as opportunities. Read More

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Sixty years ago, a smartphone or tablet computer would have seemed a gadget out of a science fiction or James Bond movie. Since then, innovation has brought those imaginary items into reality, and innovation is very much the key to business success today.  Read More

In Asia's ASEAN region, life insurers are looking for ways to reach budget-conscious ‘do-it-yourselfers' of all generations. RGA's Peter Tan examines one company's successful cultivation strategy.

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This edition of ReFlections contains two articles relating to the vascular system. In the first, Dr. Carl Holowaty discusses coronary artery disease and endothelial health. In the second article, Dr. Dave Rengachary, a general neurologist in St. Louis... Read More

Mortality at older ages has been an increasingly important issue for new products and profitability of current products. The Product Development Section Council of the Society of Actuaries (SOA) engaged RGA to undertake a research project into the mortality and other...

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In September 2012, India’s Health Ministry established a 15-member working group to give technical support and draft guidelines to provide health insurance coverage to those afflicted with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) or who have Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrom... Read More

RGA's Jason Hurley looks at a new, possibly industry-changing, way of branding and distributing insurance in the United Kingdom. Read More

As Formula 1 season shifts into gear, RGA's Chris Boatman assesses the underwriting implications of motorsport.     Read More

The definitions for the core critical illness conditions in the U.K. are governed by a Statement of Best Practice for Critical Illness Cover, issued and updated periodically by the Association of British Insurers (ABI)

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Episodes of disordered mental health often pose a challenge for the life insurance industry, both at the time of application and at the time of claim. This article examines regulatory change in Australia that might complicate the claims process.  Read More

The UK underwritten annuity market is growing rapidly, challenging actuaries and underwriters to constantly review their pricing decisions. Peter Banthorpe discusses how the underlying drivers will shape the market’s future. Read More

Insurers need to use great caution when reviewing bodybuilders due to anabolic steroid use.  Read More