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Looking into Longevity: Q&A with Professor David Blake
31Mar

Looking into Longevity: Q&A with Professor David Blake

Articles, System Sustainability , ,

By David P. Blake & Howard Kearns

Defined benefit pension schemes are increasingly focusing on the impact of longevity risk on their liabilities. Howard Kearns, longevity director at Insight, speaks to Professor David Blake, professor in the Faculty of Finance at Bayes Business School and Director of the Pensions Institute, on the impact of the pandemic on longevity, the consequences for pension schemes, and the future of the longevity hedging market.

Sourse: SSRN

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