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LTC Reserve Weakness and What an Industry Reserve Incentive Program Might Look Like
LTC Reserve Weakness and What an Industry Reserve Incentive Program Might Look Like The LTC insurance sector faces a crisis of credibility due to recent company failures. Market evidence ...Description: The LTC insurance sector faces a crisis of credibility due to recent company failures. Market evidence indicates reduced confidence in the reserve sufficiency of companies with large legacy LTC exposures. Disclosures show the persistence of problematic actuarial and investment return assumptions. Institutional backstops exist but vary by jurisdiction and have elements which can exacerbate rather than ameliorate problems. Fortunately, LTC liabilities accrue over long time periods. An industry supported incentive structure can be conceived that would establish stronger standards and encourage greater reserving in exchange for a more reliable and rational backstop.
Hide- Date: Feb 2021
- Competency: Strategic Insight and Integration
- Publication Name: Long-Term Care News
- Topics: Long-term Care; Public Policy