Longevity Six

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Programme correct as of 26th August 2010

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Day 1

8.00–8.45am		Registration
8.45-9.00am		Opening and Welcome David Blake (Professor of Pensions Economic and Director of the Pensions Institute, Cass Business School)
9.00-10.30am		Plenary Session 1 - Pavilion Ballroom "Reinsurance and Financial Markets Solutions" Chair: David Blake (Professor of Pensions Economic and Director of the Pensions Institute, Cass Business School) Guy Coughlan (JP Morgan London, LifeMetrics), The Life & Longevity Markets Association: The Development of a Longevity and Mortality Trading Market Guy Coughlan (JP Morgan London, LifeMetrics), The Role of Longevity Indices in Longevity Hedging: A Framework for Evaluating Basis Risk and Hedge Effectiveness Morton Lane (Lane Financial Chicago) Longevity Risk from the Perspective of the ILS Markets
10.30–11.00am		Refreshment Break
11.00–12.30pm		Workshop Sessions 1 Session 1A - Pavilion Room 1 Session 1B - Pavilion Room 2 Session 1C - Promende Room 1 Session 1D - Promenade Room 2
12.30–1.30pm		Lunch - Seaspray
1.30–3.00pm		Workshop Sessions 2 Session 2A - Pavilion Room 1 Session 2B - Pavilion Room 2 Session 2C - Promende Room 1 Session 2D - Promenade Room 2
3.00–3.30pm		Refreshment Break
3.30–5.00pm		Plenary Session 2 - Pavilion Ballroom "Public and Private Sector Solutions and Government Role" (Day 1) Chair: Michael Sherris (Professor of Actuarial Studies, Australian School of Business and AIPAR) Ross Jones (Member and Deputy Chairman of APRA, President of the International Organisation of Pension Supervisors, Deputy Chairman of the OECD Working Party on Private Pensions), Longevity Risk: Public and Private Sector Solutions and the Government’s Role Martin Clarke (Executive Director of Financial Risk, Pension Protection Fund, UK), Longevity Risk Transfer: A PPF Perspective David Blake (Professor of Pensions Economic and Director of the Pensions Institute, Cass Business School) Sharing Longevity Risk: Why government's should issue Longevity Bonds
6.30–10.00pm		Reception and Dinner - Bellevue Terrace

Day 2

8.00–9.00am		Registration
9.00–10.30am		Workshop Sessions 3 Session 3A - Pavilion Room 1 Session 3B - Pavilion Room 2 Session 3C - Promende Room 1 Session 3D - Promenade Room 2
10.30–11.00am		Refreshment Break
11.00–12.30pm		Plenary Session 3 - Pavilion Ballroom "Public and Private Sector Solutions and Government Role" (Day 2) Chair: Richard D MacMinn (Illinois State University) Marco Flores (Managing Director, Credit Suisse, London) Developments and Structuring in Longevity Markets Michael Crane (Coventry Capital, HK) Longevity Risk and Life Settlements
12.30–1.30pm		Panel Plenary - Pavilion Ballroom "Public and Private Sector Solutions and Government Role" Chair: David Blake (Professor of Pensions Economic and Director of the Pensions Institute, Cass Business School) Guy Coughlan (JP Morgan London, Lifemetrics) Morton Lane (Lane Financial Chicago) John Fitzpatrick (Director of the Life and Longevity Markets Association (LLMA), Director at Pension Corp) Brandon Lewis (Director, Capital Markets, Coventry Capital, Sydney) Lawrence Tsui (Director, Life & Health, Swiss Reinsurance Company Ltd, Hong Kong) Topics for Discussion and Debate Sustainable products/structures are being provided by innovation in the private sector for longevity risk management Active government support is required for the development of a wholesale and retail market in longevity risk Education of investors is required to ensure the success of a market in longevity risk
1.30–2.30pm		Closing Lunch - Seaspray