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Valuation criteria for developed market life insurance using Embedded Value (EV) methodology. EV Multiple 0.6-1.0x, PVFP + ANAV calculation, and why P/E is unreliable for life insurers.

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Life Insurance — Developed Markets Value Strategy

Primary Method: Embedded Value (EV) Multiple + New Business Value

Key Metrics

MetricFormula/TargetInterpretation
Embedded Value (EV)PVFP + ANAVPVFP = Present Value Future Profits; ANAV = Adjusted Net Asset Value
EV MultiplePrice/EVPS0.6-1.0x typical for mature insurers (conservative)
PVFP (Value in Force)NPV of profits from current policiesDeclining as in-force book runs off
Adjusted Net Asset ValueCapital + Surplus adjusted to marketBalance sheet valuation
New Business ContributionAnnual profit from new policies writtenSustainability of EV growth

Why Embedded Value for Life Insurance

  • EPS/P/E ratio highly distorted by: accounting depreciation, one-time gains, policy surrenders
  • MCEV (Market Consistent Embedded Value) provides clearer picture of shareholder value creation
  • Common in Europe and Asia; less used in North America

Valuation Process

  1. Calculate EV (PVFP + ANAV)
  2. Compare P/EV multiple to peers and historical average
  3. Assess sustainability: Is EV growing or declining?
  4. Examine new business profitability (profitable growth = multiple expansion potential)

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