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The bulk purchase annuity (BPA) market has demonstrated remarkable resilience despite shifting economic conditions. Demand remains strong, but the continued focus on regulatory developments and evolving longevity expectations will require insurers to stay agile in 2025. 2024 sustained the momentum from the previous year, with a record-breaking number of transactions taking place.
A common argument in favour of equity investments is that, even though they go down, they will bounce right back up again. Effectively, this implies mean reversion. The trouble is, there is no one clear definition of ‘mean reversion’ and the term covers a variety of nuances. Because of this, I find it helpful to think of two separate ideas: mean regression and active reversion. ‘Mean regression’ describes the idea that the average of a large sample will tend to revert toward the underlying mean.