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Session 84 PD, SOA Research Topic: Conversion Mortality Experience Moderator: James M. Filmore, FSA, MAAA Presenters: Minyu Cao, FSA, CERA James M. Filmore, FSA, MAAA Hezhong (Mark) Ma, FSA, MAAA SOA Antitrust Disclaimer SOA Presentation Disclaimer

October 2016 SOA Annual Meeting Session 084PD: SOA Research on Term Conversions October 25, 2016 Jim Filmore, FSA, MAAA, Vice President & Actuary, Individual Life Pricing

Agenda 1. Definition of a term conversion option 2. Example: Impact of term conversions 3. SOA Sponsored Research on Term Conversions 4. Questions? Nov 25, 2016 2

1 Definition of a Term Conversion Option

Definition of a term conversion Contractual right offered on most term policies sold in the United States Gives option to convert existing term policy into a permanent policy without providing evidence of insurability Up to existing term face amount Decision made during the conversion period Define eligible policies into which the policyholder can convert Nov 25, 2016 4

2 Example: Impact of term conversions

Sample impact of term conversions Assumptions Term new business is double perm new business 1% term conversion rate in typical year 3% term conversion rate at end of conversion period Mortality on term conversions is x% higher than non-conversions Impact on mortality in perm block 1/10 th of x% by duration 5 1/5 th of x% by duration 10 1/3 rd of x% by duration 20 Nov 25, 2016 6

Sample impact of term conversions Nov 25, 2016 7

3 SOA Sponsored Research on Term Conversions

SOA sponsored research on Term Conversions Co-sponsored by: Product Development Section Reinsurance Section Committee on Life Insurance Research (CLIR) SOA Project Oversight Group (POG) POG conducted an initial survey in 2014 to gauge interest before RFP Research recently completed: Phase 1: Survey of term conversion practices (published in May 2015) Phase 2: Mortality study on term conversions (published June 2016) Nov 25, 2016 9

Project Participation and Background Pre-RFP Survey (28 companies responded) Gauge interest in a study Designed to be answered quickly Phase 1 Survey (21 companies responded) Building on the pre-rfp survey Conversion option parameters Assumptions Administration Phase 2 Experience Study (17 companies responded) Conversion utilization rates Mortality and lapse experience on converted policies Nov 25, 2016 10

Pre-RFP survey result Where does your company limit conversions relative to the term level period? Level Term Period Average Conversion Cap (Duration)* 10-year 9.5 15-year 13.8 20-year 17.5 25-year 21.0 30-year 24.7 The most common response was to end the conversion right at the end of the level term period along with an attained age cap. However, some companies ended the conversion right prior to the end of the level term period. Note: This information is publicly available. Nov 25, 2016 11

Do you limit term conversions into certain products? In the Pre-RFP survey, 15 of the 25 respondents stated that their company does not restrict the term conversions into certain products. In the detailed Phase 1 survey, 16 of the 21 respondents stated that their company does restrict the products into which the term policies can convert. Ex: Only into Whole Life; Not into ULSG; Not with certain acceleration riders; into a conversion only product. Pre-RFP survey results Phase 1 survey results No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes Nov 25, 2016 12

Point-In-Scale-Mortality (PISM) Mortality post conversion relative to the comparable non-conversion experience. Typically, the comparison would be made to a permanent policy at the same duration since issue. The proxy used in the SOA research was the non-conversion term experience at the same duration. 100% PISM = No mortality anti-selection observed after conversion. 125% PISM = 25% mortality anti-selection observed after conversion. PISM is essentially a ratio of the A/E for converted policies as compared to non-converted policies. Nov 25, 2016 13

Phase 1 Survey: Level conversion mortality multiple or graded multiple by duration? Nov 25, 2016 14

Anticipated factors impacting conversion experience Intent by agent and policyholder at time of sale for original term policy. Such as purchase term now and convert to perm when you can afford the higher premiums Term conversion option parameters Duration compared to level term period. Attained age cap Opportunity for a change in health status since original underwriting 30-year term vs. 10-year term Ongoing encouragement of conversions by writing company and/or distribution Conversion credits offered (especially for early converters)? Time when conversion occurs relative to end of option period Products available for converters Nov 25, 2016 15

Time of Conversion Example Nov 25, 2016 16

The work of science is to substitute facts for appearances and demonstrations for impressions." The SOA Motto by John Ruskin

4 Questions?

Thank you!

Hezhong (Mark) Ma VP & Actuary - RGA 10/24/2016

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Term Conversion - Experience 4

Aggregate Observations 5

10 Year Term Conversion Rates Duration Conversion Rate (Count) Table 4.2 T10 Conversion Rate (Amount) Conversion Count 1 0.6% 0.5% 11,601 2 1.0% 0.7% 19,166 3 0.9% 0.7% 16,078 4 0.9% 0.6% 14,881 5 1.4% 1.0% 20,116 6 0.7% 0.6% 9,313 7 0.7% 0.6% 8,050 8 0.7% 0.7% 7,118 9 0.8% 0.7% 6,838 10 4.5% 5.1% 33,211 11 3.7% 5.2% 7,230 12 1.4% 1.7% 2,087 13 1.3% 1.3% 1,496 14 1.2% 1.8% 1,198 15 1.1% 1.3% 937

Post Conversion PISM By Duration Since Conversion

Post Conversion PISM By Duration Since Conversion, T10

Post Conversion PISM By Duration Since Conversion And Conversion Group

Phase 1: Survey Assumption Results Variety of Assumptions declining or flat multiples used for assumptions

Post Conversion PISM Phase 1 Assumption vs Phase 2 Experience

Post Conversion Lapse Rates By Duration Since Conversion, Conversion Group

Experience by Policy Characteristics 13

10 Year Term Conversion Rates By Gender

Post Conversion PISM By Duration Since Conversion and Gender

Post Conversion Lapse Rates By Duration Since Conversion, Conversion Group and Gender

10 Year Term Conversion Rates By Smoking Status

Post Conversion Mortality and PISM By Duration Since Conversion and Smoking Status

Post Conversion Lapse Rates By Duration Since Conversion, Conversion Group and Smoking Status

10 Year Term Conversion Rates By Issue Age

Post Conversion PISM By Duration Since Conversion and Issue Age

Underwriting Classes 6 Non Smoker Classes, 3 Smoker Classes, 1 Aggregate Class

10 Year Term Conversion Rates By Risk Class

Post Conversion PISM By Risk Class

Post Conversion Lapse Rates By Risk Class

10 Year Term Conversion Rates By Face Amount Band

Post Conversion PISM By Duration Since Conversion and Face Amount

Post Conversion Lapse Rates By Conversion Group and Face Amount

10 Year Term Conversion Rates By Premium Frequency

Post Conversion Lapse Rates By Duration Since Conversion and Premium Frequency

Pricing and Reserving 31

Which product funds the option?

Which product should funds the option? If the option has no value Perm policy is perfectly priced -> no extra charge needed If the experience is not changing Perm takes extra mortality -> price is built in Realistically? Term matching revenue with risk

Two Staged Model Model 1 - Perm side Claim cost per Conv. By Dur. @ Conv. Excessive mortality PVFB @ conversion reserve Model 2 - Term side Premium charge Claim Cost per policy in force Premium Reserve

Perm Side Baseline Table 1 - Permanent Life Single Premium Continuous Attained Base Mortality Perm Const. Force Death Benefit EOY Dur_Since_CV Duration Age (lapse) q x bar per $1,000 PVFB Mortality Multiple Mortality q x (total) p x a bar x1 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) 0 1 0.9760 261.56843 1 10 64 0.049798 0.005260 0.90 0.004734 0.0543 0.9457 0.9495 4.49 285.4250 2 11 65 0.046734 0.006060 0.90 0.005454 0.0519 0.9481 0.9506 5.18 310.3706 3 12 66 0.026846 0.006950 0.90 0.006255 0.0329 0.9671 0.9600 6.00 330.4677 4 13 67 0.015039 0.007940 0.90 0.007146 0.0221 0.9779 0.9653 6.90 347.4184 5 14 68 0.012947 0.009040 0.90 0.008136 0.0210 0.9790 0.9658 7.86 364.1780 6 15 69 0.012947 0.010280 0.90 0.009252 0.0221 0.9779 0.9653 8.93 381.4312 7 16 70 0.012947 0.011700 0.90 0.010530 0.0233 0.9767 0.9647 10.16 399.1534 8 17 71 0.012947 0.013330 0.90 0.011997 0.0248 0.9752 0.9639 11.56 417.3128 9 18 72 0.012947 0.015240 0.90 0.013716 0.0265 0.9735 0.9631 13.21 435.8513 10 19 73 0.010060 0.017470 0.90 0.015723 0.0256 0.9744 0.9635 15.15 453.3535 11 20 74 0.010000 0.020060 0.90 0.018054 0.0279 0.9721 0.9624 17.38 470.9022 12 21 75 0.010000 0.023050 0.90 0.020745 0.0305 0.9695 0.9611 19.94 488.4269 13 22 76 0.010000 0.026500 0.90 0.023850 0.0336 0.9664 0.9596 22.89 505.8179 14 23 77 0.010000 0.030430 0.90 0.027387 0.0371 0.9629 0.9579 26.23 522.9716 15 24 78 0.010000 0.034910 0.90 0.031419 0.0411 0.9589 0.9560 30.04 539.7703 16 25 79 0.010000 0.040010 0.90 0.036009 0.0456 0.9544 0.9537 34.34 556.0835 17 26 80 0.010000 0.045840 0.90 0.041256 0.0508 0.9492 0.9512 39.24 571.7540 18 27 81 0.010000 0.051120 0.90 0.046008 0.0555 0.9445 0.9489 43.65 587.1173 19 28 82 0.010000 0.056920 0.90 0.051228 0.0607 0.9393 0.9463 48.48 602.1312

Perm Side Converted Policy Table 2 - Conversion Single Premium Continuous Attained Conversion Conversion Const Force Death Benefit EOY Reserve Dur_Since_CV Duration Age Multiple Mortality q x (lapse) q x (total) p x a bar x1 bar per $1,000 PVFB per $1K @ CV (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) 0 1 0.9760 289.62536 28.0569 1 10 64 1.849387 0.008755 0.049798 0.0581 0.9419 0.9476 8.30 313.6227 28.1977 2 11 65 1.956586 0.010671 0.046734 0.0569 0.9431 0.9482 10.12 337.9087 27.5381 3 12 66 1.758423 0.010999 0.026846 0.0375 0.9625 0.9577 10.53 357.1548 26.6872 4 13 67 1.720997 0.012298 0.015039 0.0272 0.9728 0.9628 11.84 372.6994 25.2810 5 14 68 1.512863 0.012309 0.012947 0.0251 0.9749 0.9638 11.86 388.6312 24.4532 6 15 69 1.512863 0.013997 0.012947 0.0268 0.9732 0.9630 13.48 404.7417 23.3105 7 16 70 1.512863 0.015930 0.012947 0.0287 0.9713 0.9621 15.33 420.9557 21.8023 8 17 71 1.512863 0.018150 0.012947 0.0309 0.9691 0.9610 17.44 437.1818 19.8690 9 18 72 1.512863 0.020750 0.012947 0.0334 0.9666 0.9597 19.91 453.2830 17.4317 10 19 73 1.193468 0.018765 0.010060 0.0286 0.9714 0.9621 18.05 470.4634 17.1098 11 20 74 1.200000 0.021665 0.010000 0.0314 0.9686 0.9607 20.81 487.4625 16.5603 12 21 75 1.200000 0.024894 0.010000 0.0346 0.9654 0.9591 23.88 504.2344 15.8076 13 22 76 1.200000 0.028620 0.010000 0.0383 0.9617 0.9573 27.40 520.6357 14.8178 14 23 77 1.200000 0.032864 0.010000 0.0425 0.9575 0.9553 31.39 536.5253 13.5536 15 24 78 1.150000 0.036132 0.010000 0.0458 0.9542 0.9537 34.46 552.4571 12.6868 16 25 79 1.150000 0.041410 0.010000 0.0510 0.9490 0.9511 39.39 567.6748 11.5913 17 26 80 1.150000 0.047444 0.010000 0.0570 0.9430 0.9481 44.98 581.9803 10.2263 18 27 81 1.150000 0.052909 0.010000 0.0624 0.9376 0.9455 50.02 595.7144 8.5971 19 28 82 1.150000 0.058912 0.010000 0.0683 0.9317 0.9425 55.53 608.7916 6.6605

Perm Side Claim Costs per Conv. Smoking Status Class Single Prm -... Chart 1 - Claim Costs per $1,000 Converted Face Amount 35.00 30.00 25.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 Issue Age of Term Po... Sex 55 - M 55 - F 35 - M 35 - F 5.00 0.00 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Duration at Conversions Dur of...

Perm Side Reserve Pattern Chart 2 - Permanent Reserves for Conversions 30 25 20 Dur of CV 1 Dur of CV 5 Dur of CV 10 15 10 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Durations since Conversion

Term Side Projection Table 3 - Term Life Projection Attained Base Mortality Select Term Const Force Duration Age Mortality Multiple Factor Mortality (lapse) q x (conversion) q x (total) q x p x a bar bar x1 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) 1 1 55 0.000830 0.90 0.907102 0.000678 0.093146 0.005792 0.0990 0.9010 0.9272 2 56 0.001340 0.90 0.860118 0.001037 0.074088 0.010196 0.0845 0.9155 0.9345 3 57 0.001770 0.90 0.850015 0.001354 0.064540 0.009203 0.0744 0.9256 0.9395 4 58 0.002160 0.90 0.842955 0.001639 0.059327 0.009098 0.0694 0.9306 0.9420 5 59 0.002530 0.90 0.824281 0.001877 0.057961 0.013708 0.0726 0.9274 0.9404 6 60 0.002940 0.90 0.823767 0.002180 0.054100 0.007172 0.0629 0.9371 0.9452 7 61 0.003390 0.90 0.805842 0.002459 0.051230 0.006971 0.0602 0.9398 0.9466 8 62 0.003930 0.90 0.862190 0.003050 0.052192 0.006977 0.0617 0.9383 0.9458 9 63 0.004550 0.90 0.804303 0.003294 0.058428 0.007702 0.0688 0.9312 0.9423 10 64 0.005260 0.90 0.863699 0.004089 0.603525 0.045495 0.6231 0.3769 0.6257 11 65 0.006060 0.90 1.700753 0.009276 0.267457 0.036784 0.3009 0.6991 0.8216 12 66 0.006950 0.90 1.700753 0.010638 0.267457-0.2753 0.7247 0.8356 13 67 0.007940 0.90 1.700753 0.012154 0.500000-0.5061 0.4939 0.7022 14 68 0.009040 0.90 1.700753 0.013837 0.750000-0.7535 0.2465 0.5281 15 69 0.010280 0.90 1.700753 0.015735 1.000000-1.0000 - -

Term Side - Continued Table 4 - Term Life Projection - Continued per $1,000 Converted Gross Prem Attained Single Prem undecrmted EOY to Amort CV EOY Net Lvl Prm Terminal Duration Age Due to Conv. Claim Costs PVFB BOY PVFP($1) Factor Reserve (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) 0.9389 6.5218 14.40% 1 55 7.7271 0.0448 1.0459 1.00 6.4350 0.1440 0.1194 2 56 8.9215 0.0910 1.1020 1.0000 6.2333 0.1440 0.2046 3 57 10.1174 0.0931 1.1509 1.0000 5.9367 0.1440 0.2962 4 58 11.3556 0.1033 1.1887 1.0000 5.5702 0.1440 0.3868 5 59 12.6605 0.1735 1.1611 1.0000 5.1745 0.1440 0.4162 6 60 15.9503 0.1144 1.1799 1.0000 4.6776 0.1440 0.5065 7 61 17.5463 0.1223 1.1888 1.0000 4.1086 0.1440 0.5973 8 62 19.2347 0.1342 1.1883 1.0000 3.4786 0.1440 0.6875 9 63 25.7107 0.1980 1.1294 1.0000 2.7947 0.1440 0.7271 10 64 28.0569 1.2764 0.9216 1.0000 5.0000 0.1440 0.2018 11 65 30.4962 1.1218-5.0000-0.1440-12 66 - - - - - 0.1440-13 67 - - - - - 0.1440-14 68 - - - - - 0.1440-15 69 - - - - - 0.1440 -

0.350 Term Side Premium for Convertibility Sum of Pre... Chart 3 - Convertability Net Premium 0.300 0.250 0.200 0.150 0.100 0.050 Sex Class F - 1 F - 2 F - 3 M - 1 M - 2 M - 3 0.000 35 45 55 35 45 55 35 45 55 N U S Smoking... Issue...

Term Side Reserve Pattern 0.800 0.700 Chart 4 - Term Reserve for Convertions 0.600 0.500 0.400 0.300 0.200 0.100-1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Policy Durations F 35 F 45 F 55 M 35 M 45 M 55

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