Longevity 17 Draft Programme
The L17 plenary sessions draft agenda is as follows:
Plenary 1 (Monday 12 September, a.m.): Climate change and longevity risk
- Nick Spencer (Gordian Advice) - Expected physical impacts of climate change and impacts on the economy
- Nicola Oliver (Medical Intelligence) – New zoonotic and vector-borne diseases and climate change; specific health effects related to exposure to air pollution and the effects of the climate crisis, both historically, and the continuing legacy
- Melissa Leitner (Swiss Re) - Forward-looking view on how mortality trends might evolve under climate change, considering both the physical and transition risk elements of climate change and mitigation
Plenary 2 (Monday 12 September, p.m.): Pension risk transfers plus new capital introduced from capital markets investors via sidecars
- Rohit Mathur (Prudential Financial) – Global pension risk transfer market update
- TBD – Solvency II regulatory changes and impact
- Amy Kessler (Prudential Financial) – Introducing third-party capital
- Panel (chaired by Amy Kessler)
Plenary 3 (Tuesday 13 September, a.m.): Challenges and opportunities with longevity risk
- David Lipovics (RGA) ‒ Exporting longevity risk transfer: Challenges and opportunities in new markets
- Al Klein (Principal and Consulting Actuary, Milliman) ‒ Long Covid
- Panel with large pension funds on ESG and longevity risk (USS-Guy Coughlan) (chaired by Johnny Li)
Plenary 4 (Tuesday 13 September, p.m.): The development of an exchange market for longevity risk: The time is now
- Douglas Anderson (Clubvita) – Why capacity constraints in the insurance industry are leading to the introduction of an exchange market.
- Avery Michaelson (Longitude Exchange) – The new Longevity Risk Marketplace
- Steven Baxter (Clubvita) – What does hedge effectiveness mean and the importance of scenario analysis
- Panel involving hedger, investor and regulator