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Pacific Life Re executes $3 billion longevity reinsurance deal with American National

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What happened

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Pacific Life Re executed a $3 billion longevity reinsurance agreement with American National Insurance Company. As part of the transaction, Pacific Life Re assumes the longevity risk linked to $3 billion of Pension Risk Transfer (PRT) liabilities. This deal marks the entry of Pacific Life Re’s Savings & Retirement business into the US market.

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Why it matters

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The agreement establishes a major longevity risk transfer in the US market. This transaction builds upon Pacific Life Re’s existing presence in the UK, Netherlands, and Canada. The deal was supported by global law firm Eversheds Sutherland.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • American National Insurance Company might see a reduction in its longevity risk liabilities due to the reinsurance agreement.

  • Eversheds Sutherland could see increased revenue from supporting large-scale longevity reinsurance transactions.

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