Main Conference Day 2: Thursday, March 25, 2010

8:30 Chairman’s Opening Remarks

8:45 Pension Fund Investment Strategies: Institutional Best Practices For Gaining Exposure To The Longevity Asset Class

• Identifying the most significant risks of investing in longevity from an institutional viewpoint
• Comparing physical and synthetic approaches to longevity investments
• Considerations on making the selection between providers, LE providers, and other investment partners
• Understanding how smart policy selection can make life settlements an LDI-suitable asset class

9:30 Transparency And Privacy In The Life Settlements Market: Incompatible Goals?

• Examining the importance of access to reliable and consistent information on asset quality, pricing, valuation, and transaction costs
• A closer look at state and federal laws that enforce privacy of medical records, including HIPAA
• Identifying the most effective strategies for ensuring transparency of the asset whilst maintaining the privacy of the insured
• Are privacy and transparency genuinely compatible, or do they represent conflicting drivers for the marketplace?

11:00 Towards A Deeper Understanding Of Older-Age Mortality: What LE Providers Can Do To Further Enhance Longevity Analyses

• Charting the evolution of LE perspectives on older age mortality
• Understanding how the methodologies of different LE providers differ
• Quantifying the differences between competing LE providers: Are significant variances confined to the past?
• Evaluating the scope for further enhancing the accuracy of LEs

Wai-Keung Tang
Managing Partner
Kappa Life

11:45 Securitization Of Life Settlements: Poison Or Panacea For The Industry?

• Examining the progress towards making securitization more mainstream
• Understanding the obstacles to a deeper securitization market:
• Hesitancy among rating agencies
• Insufficient life settlement ownership concentration
• Regulatory concerns and publicity problems
• How large do we want the securitization market to be?
• Pinpointing the benefits of securitization for new types of investor