Publication archives
Canadian Individual Critical Illness Insurance Morbidity Experience Study (2012-2020) – Tables
These tables show the results of the research and provide useful information and perspective to practitioners.
Canadian Individual Critical Illness Insurance Morbidity Experience Study (2012-2020)
This is the fifth report submitted by the Morbidity Risk Research Committee (MBRC) of the CIA Research Council detailing the industry morbidity experience for Canadian individual critical illness (CI) insurance policies. The analysis and report were prepared and approved by […]
Canadian Individual Life Experience Updated to Policy Year 2021-2022 – Database 2009-2022
This zipped file contains the databases, text file files with a detailed description of each database and its codes, and the associated workbook for policy years 2009-2022.
Canadian Individual Life Experience Updated to Policy Year 2021-2022 – Tables 2017-2022
This workbook contains tables from the CIA annual mortality study for policy years 2017-2022.
Canadian Individual Life Experience Updated to Policy Year 2021-2022 – Report
This is the 73rd annual report of the intercompany mortality experience for Canadian individual life insurance policies. The study adds the one-year period beginning with the policy anniversary in 2021 on an age-nearest-birthday basis for data submitted by seven companies […]
Critically Canadian: Canadian Critical Illness Standalone Base Incidence Tables – Tables
These tables contain the final incidence rates for each claim trigger by attained age and gender. The tables show the sequential development from the preliminary base incidence rates (interpolated and smoothed) to the final incidence rates.
Critically Canadian: Canadian Critical Illness Standalone Base Incidence Tables
This research paper derives incidence rates from general population sources for each of the most common or significant claim triggers (impairments/conditions/surgical procedures) found in the typical Canadian individual standalone critical illness insurance contract. The derived incidence rates represent population level […]