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ARTICLE · 01 AUGUST 2017

Incorporated Cells Are The Way Forward For Pension Longevity

Becky Butcher of Captive Insurance Times speaks with Carey Olsen's Christopher Anderson (CA) about Guernsey's significant growth in the use of incorporated cells.

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Becky Butcher of Captive Insurance Times speaks with Carey Olsen's Christopher Anderson (CA) about Guernsey's significant growth in the use of incorporated cells.



What movement has Carey Olsen seen in longevity risk transfer in Guernsey?  

(CA): Carey Olsen was involved in the £16 billion BT Pension Scheme longevity risk transfer in 2014, which was a significant deal for Guernsey. We also act as the legal adviser to the Merchant Navy Officers Pension Fund. In addition, there are two more transactions in the pipeline for a large UK pension fund–similar in size to the BT deal. We are also working on two other longevity deals.

Why has there been so much interest in longevity risk transfer? 

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