Did you miss our live session in August? We invite you to attend virtually this Thursday, September 21, 2023 at Noon ET.
Excess Mortality: A Peek Under the Iceberg
Everyone is attentively watching the current excess mortality and morbidity crisis unfolding. We think it’s just the tip of the iceberg. Discover the iceberg of health problems underlying the elevated death and disability we see playing out in the bottom line. Find out more about creative non-controversial solutions the insurance industry can take to proactively address persisting excess mortality.
This session is free to attend.
It is sponsored by the Insurance Collaboration to Save Lives, a Texas non-profit formed by insurance executives to assist life insurers in addressing the current mortality issues faced in America and around the world. Our vision is for the life insurance industry to band together and save a million lives. We think it’s possible. It’s profitable. And it’s the right thing to do.
We believe this presentation falls into the Organized Activity category for Continuing Education purposes for U.S. actuaries.
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I will be one of the presenters, presenting some of the U.S. mortality results, such as:
I enjoyed the presentation, but wasn’t able to stick around for the q&a.
Upon re-perusing the slide deck, one item that stood out to me (slide 27) was the net savings were calculated against a $200k term policy. First, what was the term - 5, 10, 20 years? Was any analysis done on a whole life policy and other denominations of face amount?
Btw, I went and bought a Costco sized bottle of multivitamins last night. It should last a year. We’ll see if it improves my mortality or if I’m just pissing away $25.
Finally got around to watching this. Interesting stuff. Sure do wish the founder would quit boosting covid loons Pierre Kory and John Campbell though. That really does nothing to help their cause.
