Abstract

One of the multi-life annuity products is a reversionary annuity, a life annuity product for two insured people. The annuity payment for this product will begin after one of the insured specified in the contract dies first until the other insured dies as well. The calculation of the annuity premium is usually done by assuming independence between the random variable of remaining life-times of the insured parties. However, this is not relevant to the actual situation because the husband and wife are interrelated with their lives. This study considered this relationship when modelling the joint distribution of the remaining life-times between husband and wife. Frank’s copula was used to model the joint distribution of the remaining life-times of husband and wife. It was built from marginal distribution, which was assumed to follow the mortality value in the 2019 Indonesian Mortality Table IV. The mortality value at non-integer ages was assumed to follow a uniform distribution (uniform distribution of death). Furthermore, the joint survival distribution modelled by copula was constructed exactly when husband and wife are married. This study also considered the net single premium of reversionary annuity for several beneficiary cases. In general, the results of the calculation of the net single premium with Frank’s copula produced a lower value than the calculation of the assumption of independence for all beneficiary cases. In addition, the purchase time of an annuity also affects the net single premium, which increases up to a certain point of marriage age and then decreases thereafter.

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