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Insurance Term Definition

Triple X:
• Far-reaching model regulation proposed in 1998 which provided a structure for the valuation of life insurance policies; three significant features of XXX were segmentation, select factors and deficiency mortality standards


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• Term Life Pricing and Design: A New Day?
by Bill Winterman, Second Vice President & Pricing Leader
• Coinsurance: A Reliable Alternative
By Glenn Cunningham, Executive Vice President, Life Reinsurance
• Lapse Rates in a Principles-Based World
by Michael N. Failor, ASA, MAAA, Modeling Actuary, Life Solutions
• Evolution of Capital Calculation
by Chris Britton, CFA, Vice President, Economic Capital
• Principles-Based Reserving -- What to Expect
An Interview with Duncan Briggs
• Viability of Capital Markets Alternatives
An interview with Donald Callahan
• Outsourcing as a Competitive Advantage
by David Dorans, Vice President Product Consulting & Development
• Flexing Their Muscles: Disputes Are Rising
Includes comments from Paul Rutledge, President
• The Road to Securitization
by Christopher R. Smith, Second Vice President, Capital & Liquidity Management
• Securitization of Life Insurance
by Dr. J. David Cummins, Insurance and Risk Management professor at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
• Triple X Implications: Asking the Tough Questions
by Paul Rutledge III, President


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