Overview of Nonguaranteed Elements (NGEs)
By David Cook, Kristen Koon, Zohair Motiwalla and Karen Rudolph · Society of Actuaries Research Institute · 2022
Study guide: Exam ILA-101
A November 2022 study note, sponsored by the SOA's Individual Life and Annuity Curriculum Committee, on nonguaranteed elements (NGEs): the numeric parameters of life insurance and annuity policies that are not fixed and guaranteed at issue. It sets out their history and types, the professional guidance and regulation that apply to them, international considerations and common practical issues, and closes with a case study.
On the syllabus
- Exam ILA-101 — Outcomes 3c; the whole study note.
Acknowledgements
1 Background and History of Nonguaranteed Elements in Insurance Policies
2 Context
- 2.1 Types of NGEs
- 2.2 Original Determination
- 2.3 Impacts of Revising NGEs
3 Professional Guidance related to NGEs
- 3.1 General Practice
- 3.2 Determination Process
- 3.3 Documentation
- 3.4 Data Considerations
- 3.5 Modeling Considerations
4 Regulations affecting NGEs
- 4.1 New York Regulation 210
5 International Considerations
- 5.1 Canada
- 5.2 Asia
- 5.3 United Kingdom
6 Common Practical Issues
- 6.1 Available pricing documentation
- 6.2 Company framework
- 6.3 Experience data
- 6.4 No industry standard
- 6.5 Litigation
- 6.6 Implementation
- 6.7 Communication
- 6.8 Establish a repeatable process
7 Case Study
- 7.1 Conclusion
Sources
- Overview of Nonguaranteed Elements (NGEs) (SOA Research Institute, November 2022) — the document: title page, authors and sponsor, contents list with section and subsection headings, and the opening definition of NGEs (22 pages, read from its text layer)
- SOA Exam ILA-101 syllabus, Nov 2026/Mar 2027/Jul 2027 — the citation and the assigned outcome (3c)