Principles-Based Project
The Academy has taken the lead in an ambitious effort to establish a new framework for determining life insurers’ required capital and reserves in the United States.
The new method is based on a set of core principles and uses risk analysis and risk management techniques to capture underlying life insurance and annuity risks more accurately than the current rule-based, one-size-fits-all approach.
What's new
- Webcasts
Periodic updates on the Life Practice Council's principles-based efforts
- PBA seminar June 9-10
The Academy offers
"Introduction to PBA: An Overview of a Principles-Based Approach (PBA) to Reserves and Capital" in Orlando June 9-10. Topics include elements of the PBA framework, the need for PBA, major PBA issues, implementation, and more.
- Life reports to the NAIC
Recent reports from Life Practice Council groups to the NAIC on the principles-based project, including the draft valuation law manual
- ASB task force discussion drafts
Discussion drafts on principles-based reserve standards, updated November 2007, and independent reviews of principles-based valuations (Note: Distribution authorized, but content NOT reviewed or approved by the Actuarial Standards Board)
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Inside this section
This is the “home page” of the website section for the Academy’s principles-based life projects.
Use this online library to learn more about the principles-based approach to capital and reserve requirements, the Academy’s extensive work in this area, and related information.
If you have a content-related suggestion, comment, or question, contact Natalie Jones (jones@actuary.org) or Anne Asplen (asplen@actuary.org).
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