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Protection-oriented product strategies lead to continued embedded value growth for life insurers, despite challenges
By Chihong An, Stephen H. Conwill, Michael Daly, Richard W. Holloway, Wen Yee Lee, Paul Sinnott, and Wing F. Wong
13 September 2019
Milliman released the findings of its annual study on reported year-end 2018 embedded value (EV) and value of new business (VNB) results for 52 major multinational and domestic life insurers across Asia. The report highlights trends in published EV results, including a total growth in reported EV in 2018 of 5.3% to US$756 billion and a VNB growth of 1.5%.
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Protection-oriented product strategies lead to continued embedded value growth for life insurers, despite challenges
The Milliman 2018 Embedded Value Results: Asia report provides in-depth analysis of the embedded value methodologies and assumptions adopted as well as the impact of key regulations and other market developments in the region.
Chihong An, Stephen Conwill, Michael Daly, Richard Holloway, Wen Yee Lee, Paul Sinnott, Wing Wong