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Target volatility strategies for group self-annuity portfolios

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24510‎$a‎Target volatility strategies for group self-annuity portfolios‎$c‎Annamaria Olivieri, Samuel Thirurajah, Jonathan Ziveyi
520  ‎$a‎While the current pandemic is causing mortality shocks globally, the management of longevity risk remains a major challenge for both individuals and institutions. It is high time there be private market solutions designed for efficient longevity risk transfer among various stakeholders such as individuals, pension funds and annuity providers. From individuals' point of view, appealing features of post-retirement solutions include stable and satisfactory benefit levels, flexibility, meeting bequest preferences and low fees. This paper proposes a dynamic target volatility strategy for group self-annuitization (GSA) schemes aimed at enhancing living benefits for pool participants. More specifically, we suggest investing GSA funds in a portfolio consisting of equity and cash, continuously rebalanced to maintain a target volatility level. The performance of a dynamic target volatility strategy is assessed against the static case which does not involve portfolio rebalancing. Benefit profiles are assessed by analysing quantiles and alternative strategies involving varying equity compositions. The case of death benefits is included, and the fund dynamics analysed by assessing resulting investment returns and the mortality credits. Overall, higher living benefit profiles are obtained under a dynamic target volatility strategy. From the analysis performed, a trade-off between the equity proportion and the impact on the lower quantile of the living benefit amount emerges, suggesting an optimal proportion of equity composition.
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7001 ‎$0‎MAPA20180003172‎$a‎Ziveyi, Jonathan
7001 ‎$0‎MAPA20220005333‎$a‎Thirurajah, Samuel
7730 ‎$w‎MAP20077000420‎$g‎09/05/2022 Volumen 52 Número 2 - mayo 2022 , p. 591-617‎$x‎0515-0361‎$t‎Astin bulletin‎$d‎Belgium : ASTIN and AFIR Sections of the International Actuarial Association