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A short introduction to longevity
swaps and Q&A session
Martin Lockwood
18 March 2016
Agenda• The “Problem” – Increasing Longevity
• What is a Longevity Swap?
• UK Longevity De-risking Solutions
• UK Longevity Swap Market
• Sources of longevity business
• Recent longevity market activity
• Developments in the Longevity Market
• Executing deals
• How can I make transacting more likely?
• Questions and Discussion
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The “Problem” – Increasing Longevity
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What is a Longevity Swap?
- Exchange of Cashflows
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
Cash
flo
w
Year since treaty inception
Best estimate claims Fixed leg (premiums) Floating leg (claims)
In this example,
we have over-
estimated the
initial level of
mortality, resulting
in more early
claims than
expected…
…but later on we see
we have over-
estimated future
reductions in mortality,
leading to fewer claims.
Margin
UK Longevity De-risking Solutions
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De-risking
SolutionsMatching
principle
Changing
Benefits
Transfer
Longevity Risk
Transfer Asset
Risk
Transfer
Liability for
Pensioners
Liability driven
investments
Liability management
Insured Solutions
Longevity
transactions
Buy-in
Buy-out
The UK longevity market
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Insurance
Intermediaries
Employee
Benefit
ConsultantsReinsurers
Other
Participants
Pension
Schemes
Sponsors
Lawyers
Regulators
Custodians
Sources of longevity business
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Developments in the Longevity Market
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Enhanced Annuities
Index-basedswaps
Deferred PensionScheme
Members
Tail Risk Small schemes
Recent longevity market activity
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* Includes £16bn - BT dealSource: Munich Re: UKLB internal database as at Jan-2016
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015£0
£5
£10
£15
£20
£25
£30
£35
in £
bn
Longevity Market
With a specialist insurer With an annuity provider With a pension scheme International
*
Executing deals
- So what’s involved
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Agreeing a Model
• Design & build model
• Test model (all involved)
• Agree & lock down model
• Apply model
Approvals
• Documenting the deal
• Brief stakeholders on the deal
• Secure stakeholder approval
Operational
• Develop & agree payment
cycle processes
• Develop & agree data
processes
• Arrive at a operational
business model
Pricing
• Quotes
• Agree a price
• Reconcile prices
• Arrive at execution price
Legal
• Term sheet
• Legal structure
• Draft contracts
• Contract negotiations
• Executed contract
Risk / due diligence
• Document due diligence
• Scheme (benefits)
• Due diligence
• Site visit / audit
Executing a deal
– A real timeline that did not go to plan
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So how can I make transacting more
likely?
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Be prepared before you tender for quotes
– have your data “fit for purpose”
Keep it simpleBe realistic –
transactions are 95% about “price”
Avoid spending time and money on
“last fad” solutions
Think carefully about the role of the deal
advisors
Be prepared to negotiate and compromise
Bio
• Martin Lockwood - Head of Longevity Munich Re, including both the UK and Global Longevity
markets
• Joined Munich Re in 2011 as specialist in annuities, defined benefits and longevity swaps and
has since overseen the execution of a number of longevity transactions
• Before Munich Re, Martin had already accrued a wealth of experience at Prudential, where he
managed the £1bn transfers of the Scottish Life, Phoenix and Royal London back book deals –
which included overseeing the Part VII transfers. He also supervised the accompanying
arrangements and signing of a vesting deal with a number of insurers and banks. He also spent
some time overseeing transactions in the defined benefit arena
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Summary
The “Problem” – Increasing Longevity
What is a Longevity Swap?
UK Longevity De-risking Solutions
UK Longevity Swap Market
Sources of longevity business
Recent longevity market activity
Developments in the Longevity Market
Executing deals
How can I make transacting more likely?
Questions and Discussion
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