Description: Group life insurance mortality experience report covering years 1946-1950.

Description: This is an updated experience study for individual loss-of-time policies from 1972-1973. Annual claim rates, average claim distributions, and annual claim costs are shown for accident disability, sickness disability, and total sickness and accident disability. From Transactions of Society of Actuaries 1975 Reports

Description: Preface for the Group Weekly Indemnity study.

Description: This report covers the mortality experience observed between 1948 and 1949 policy anniversaries. In addition, two new basic mortality tables derived from the combined experience of the contributing companies between 1946 and 1949 policy anniversaries are presented.

Description: Preface to the Group Weekly Indemnity Insurance and the Group Long Term Disability Insurance studies.

Description: 1955 Report on Group Life Insurance death and disability benefits through years 1951-1954

Description: Note that a group life mortality study was not undertaken using the 1955 data, but will be included in the next such study.

Description: This report, part of the Society of Actuaries [SOA] ‘Experience Studies – Business Practice Surveys,’ presents the results of the survey on Life Settlements, prepared by the SOA Committee on Life Insurance Mortality and Underwriting Surveys Life Settlements Survey Subcommittee. The responses from two separate surveys, one to direct writers and the other to reinsurers, have been combined into this single report. Survey question topics include company characteristics, market participation, market management, and consequences to the Industry.

Description: Summary of mortality experience under Group Life Insurance for calendar year 1952. The full study was not published due to lack of material difference from 1951.

Description: This study develops a valid resident experience database to allow financial and operational analyses of CCRC and other senior congregate living arrangements, based on data specific to these facilities. Utilizing experience from 72 facilities, the study developed actuarial decrement rates for mortality, morbidity and withdrawal patterns.