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Lifetime pricing – a broken model?
Of all the orthodoxies within pension insurance, the concept of “lifetime pricing” is the most sacred. What Lifetime pricing means for an insurance company is the promise of a stable stream of profit from an insurance policy over … Continue reading →
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Tagged Embedded value, pensions, Philippon, Thomas Philippon, Transparency, VFM
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A time for action not tears!
Yesterday I was kind to insurance companies; this was a PR mistake. My inbox received a number of reproofs reminding me of the shoddiness of insurance company practice – in particular their reliance on “embedded value”. Fortunately these did not include a broadside … Continue reading →
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Posted in auto-enrolment, pensions, workplace pensions
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Tagged AMC, Embedded value, Financial services, Henry, Insurance, pension, Steve Webb, WellPoint
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