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EIOPA’s Market and Credit Risk Comparative Study: Key takeaways
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Milliman 2019 Critical Illness Survey
By Ashlee Mouton Borcan, Jennifer O’Brien Howard, David Bahlinger, Darrell D. Spell, and Michael E. Weilant
22 December 2020
In February 2019, Milliman released its inaugural Critical Illness (CI) Survey report. This report represents 38 carriers and $1.4 billion in inforce premium. The survey explores numerous facets of the CI market, including sales and inforce, buyer profile, product features, underwriting, pricing and profitability, lapses, risks, and billing and administration. Additionally, we segment data, where appropriate, by group, worksite individual, and non-worksite individual. We provide a comprehensive analysis of key market trends with insights from our consultants. For more information, please contact David Bahlinger in our Tampa, Florida, office.
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