Goverments, employers and insurers play a role in overcoming undersaving, says Alexander R. Wynaendts, CEO and Chairman of Aegon.
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Communities have not saved enough for their future and this needs to be addressed collectively and brought to the public’s attention, says Alexander R. Wynaendts, CEO and Chairman of Aegon.
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Barry Stowe, CEO of Jackson National, discusses how the life insurance industry is adapting to increasing longevity, and the benefits of increased transparency for both insurers and policyholders. Recorded at the 14th Global Ageing Conference in Zurich.
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Phil Waldeck, CEO of Prudential Retirement, discusses how the life insurance industry is responding to increasing longevity risk in a challenging macro-financial environment. Recorded at the 14th Global Ageing Conference in Zurich.
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Christian Mumenthaler, CEO of Swiss Re, discusses the impact technology may have on longevity risk, and on the life re/insurance industry. Recorded at the 14th Global Ageing Conference in Zurich.
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Marc Archambault, CEO Life and Health at PartnerRe, discusses how the life insurance industry is responding to growing longevity risk. Recorded at the 14th Global Ageing Conference in Zurich.
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Greig Woodring, retired CEO and President of RGA, discusses what has worked well, and what hasn't, for life insurers as they deal with increased longevity risk. Recorded at the 14th Global Ageing Conference in Zurich.
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Genetic information is ever more accessible, with direct-to-consumer testing set to grow, yet there is no consistent regulatory approach. Our latest report examines the implications for the insurance industry, and the challenges insurers face.
Read the full report online: Genetics and Life Insurance - A View Into the Microscope of Regulation
The implications of genetic testing for the life insurance industry are far reaching and regulation is required to balance information assymmetries, says Ronald Klein, Director of the Global Ageing research programme of The Geneva Association.
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