"Our global rank at #4 is a testament to the efforts of our dedicated team.” Jeff Poulin, CEO Canada Life Reinsurance
In 2022, health plans continue to be faced with a range of challenges and opportunities...
In 2022, health plans continue to be faced with a range of challenges and opportunities...
“I am delighted to announce this significant reinsurance transaction which is not only our first with Dai-ichi Life but also our first in the Japanese market.", Gareth Dobson, General Manager and Actuary, Barbados Branch
Jeff Poulin, Global Head of Canada Life Reinsurance: "This longevity transaction adds to Canada Life Reinsurance’s UK longevity portfolio and solidifies our position as a leader in this marketplace.”
Jeff Poulin, Global Head, Canada Life Reinsurance: “This transaction is the result of a great effort by both our team and Aegon’s team and highlights Canada Life Reinsurance’s strength as a partner for reinsurance longevity transactions globally”.
Canada Life Re is the 1st life reinsurer to be among the world's top 4 reinsurers based on research data from ratings agency AM Best.
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At the 2018 Valuation Actuary Symposium, Sheila Harney gave a presentation on how reinsurance can be used as a capital management tool for longevity risk. She addressed buy-ins, buy-outs, swaps, and use of captives in both the European and U.S. Pension Risk Transfer markets.
Dr. Anuj Gupta, MBBS, MBA Senior Underwriting Research Consultant, writes on Covid-19 - Pandemic or Endemic
David Rowbottom discusses the application of Structured Reinsurance as a source of capital financing for Health companies.
Mike Green’s presentation at the 2018 Society of Actuaries Annual Meeting provides a clear and practical summary of the benefits and features of Structured Reinsurance. While the presentation uses Group Life as the example, Structured Reinsurance can be tailored to meet your company’s individual needs.
Eamon Loughnane spoke at the Mercer Longevity hedging webinar following the execution of the £3.4bn longevity swap of Marsh & McLennan UK pension fund, of which Canada Life Re took on £1.7bn of the pension liabilities