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Current Issues in Life Insurance Pricing
more to the table than in the past, when their primary service was capacity. Many reinsurers are having ... competition. This severe competition has allowed direct companies to view or, at least, look at reinsurance ...- Authors: Application Administrator, Douglas Doll, Craig Reynolds, Raymond DiDonna
- Date: Oct 1997
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge
- Publication Name: Record of the Society of Actuaries
- Topics: Annuities>Pricing - Annuities; Life Insurance>Pricing - Life Insurance
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Product Matters! November 2003, Issue No. 57
this survey and another not-yet-released survey of direct companies (to see the handouts, go to the Web site ... This article summarizes some of the results. The direct company survey is a follow up to surveys conducted ...- Authors: Application Administrator, Douglas Doll, Douglas A Eckley, Larry M Gorski, Vincent Granieri, Sam Gutterman, David Simbro, David G Whittemore, Kevin J Howard, Novian Junus, Tracey Polsgrove, Van Beach
- Date: Nov 2003
- Publication Name: Product Matters!
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Product Matters! July 2003, Issue No. 56
accommodate them only as small ancillary benefits on a primary product. Life cycle products that start as life ... insurance and evolve into an annuity and then long-term care may be available. Products may have personally designed ...- Authors: Application Administrator, William Carroll, James W Dallas, Douglas Doll, Thomas E Norton, W Howell Pugh, Robert Grotyohann, Douglas Robbins, Adrian R Pask, Jeremy Bill
- Date: Jul 2003
- Publication Name: Product Matters!
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Product Matters! November 2002, Issue No. 54
products such as disability income or long term care. Under the acceler- ated rider, the policyholder ... market including individual, voluntary (worksite), direct response and group. Some products may offer a series ...- Authors: Application Administrator, Douglas Doll, Jay Jaffe, Michael Kaster, Daniel Theodore, Susan Kimball, Michael Taht, Mary J Bahna-Nolan, Andrew M Erman, John J Spina
- Date: Nov 2002
- Publication Name: Product Matters!
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Product Matters! April 2003, Issue No. 55
reinsurers, who face many of the same pressures as direct writers, have found it necessary to withdraw from ... either the GMIB value or the contract value. A direct cost, or economic cost, of a GMIB is incurred ...- Authors: Application Administrator, Douglas Doll, Susan Saip, Michael Joseph Burns, Eric Carlson, Robert Ireland
- Date: Apr 2003
- Publication Name: Product Matters!
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The Actuary, 1998-99 Year in Review
selection, risk rating, claims adjudication, managed care, policy limitations and exclusions, and deductibles ... evolving global financial services indus- try will take care and effort from my succes- sors. I leave you in ...- Authors: Application Administrator, Douglas Doll
- Date: Dec 1999
- Publication Name: The Actuary Magazine
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Product Update-Individual Life
over-insurance that does exist. I would say that the primary focus of this resurgence of the first-to-die market ... MR. STEPHEN H. FRANKEL: You mentioned that your primary market was buy-sell. One of the authors in the ...- Authors: Douglas Doll, Anne Katcher, W Steven Prince, Application Administrator, Sandra Potasky
- Date: Oct 1991
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge
- Publication Name: Record of the Society of Actuaries
- Topics: Life Insurance
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Are Individual Annuities Profitable?
Are Individual Annuities Profitable? Panelists discuss the profitability of single-premium ... Products sold in other markets, such as 403 (b) and direct (e.g., low-load) may have different features and ...- Authors: Application Administrator, Douglas Doll, John Fenton, Paul H LeFevre
- Date: Oct 1997
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge>External forces and business performance
- Publication Name: Record of the Society of Actuaries
- Topics: Annuities>Individual annuities