Research And More
LIMRA and LOMA provide a wealth of services for today’s actuaries. This page links you to these helpful resources:
- Research reports and articles
- Peer forums
- Professional development programs
LIMRA and LOMA provide a wealth of services for today’s actuaries. This page links you to these helpful resources:
LIMRA and LOMA conduct research in areas directly supporting actuarial knowledge and decision-making, including our research partnership with the Society of Actuaries. We work together to provide you with current data related to actuarial experience for life, health, and annuity lines of business. We can also accelerate your industry knowledge and on-the-job effectiveness with conferences, peer forums, and professional development programs developed by industry experts.
Individual Life Persistency — China (2012, English version)
Individual Life Persistency — Asia (2012, English version)
Individual Life Persistency — Latin America and the Caribbean (2012)
Korea -- Life Persistency Study (2010)
Individual Life Persistency: Malaysia (2009)
Individual Life Persistency: Asian, Caribbean, and Latin American Regions (2009)
A detailed look at the state of the combination product market.
Read the most comprehensive overview of the U.S. workplace benefits market, including sales and in-force results and historical trends.
Explore the levels of growing interest in activity trackers, wellness programs, and incentives for reaching new life insurance buyers.
The Insurance Barometer is an annual study that tracks the perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors of adult consumers in the United States, with a particular focus on life insurance.
Concise research summaries on a variety of industry topics, including actuarial issues.
This special report pulls data for actuarial positions featured in the U.S. Executive and U.S. Non-Executive Compensation Surveys.
Life insurance and annuity turnaround times study by product.
Taking underwriters to the next level, this series of short online courses covers over 200+ topics (medical, non-medical, and financial risks) in all areas of underwriting, and has been carefully designed to complement LOMA courses as well as the FALU designation.
UND 386 introduces risk assessment principles applied to underwriting individual and group life and health insurance, including specialized policies and supplemental coverages.