Securitization of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages
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1 Securitization of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages Emiliano A. Valdez, PhD, FSA Michigan State University joint work with L. Wang and J. Piggott XXIII CNSF s International Seminar, Mexico City, Nov 13-14, 2013 EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 1 / 24
2 Introduction Securitization of longevity risks We are witnessing a dramatic improvement in mortality across the world. Annuity and pension providers are primarily affected by this longevity risk: annuity benefits are usually paid longer when there is a longer life expectancy Securitization is a vehicle to re-package the risk so that it may be transferred to the financial market: essentially re-packaging the cashflows into securities that can be traded survivor or mortality bonds; survivor swaps - mortality derivatives EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 2 / 24
3 Introduction Advantages Some advantages to securitization Significantly larger capacity of the capital market (vis-a-vis the insurance market) Improved pricing as there are larger number of investors (against a limited number of insurance providers) Helps investors to diversify since many believe insurance risk may be considered uncorrelated to many asset classes Reduces counterparty default risk Lowers the cost of capital EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 3 / 24
4 Introduction Literature Some research works published Pricing for such securitized instruments can be tricky: mortality improvement model or forecasting of mortality: extension of Lee-Carter, term structure of mortality valuation issues related to incomplete markets Some useful early works: Blake and Burrows (2001) Cowley and Cummins (2005); Cairns, Blake and Dowd (2006) Lin and Cox (2005); Cox, Lin and Wang (2006) Liao, Yang and Huang (2007); Wills and Sherris (2010) EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 4 / 24
5 Reverse mortgages Reverse mortgages A reverse mortgage is a special type of loan that allows you to convert a proportion of your home equity into cash: lump sum, annuity, line of credit or a combination There are special features that make it different from a conventional loan: no repayments of principal or interest, but outstanding balance still accrues with interest repayment is when you as borrower dies, or voluntarily leaves the property you can continue to live in the property nonrecourse where lender can never recover from other assets of borrower underwriting is usually based solely on the value of the home EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 5 / 24
6 Reverse mortgages Risks to lenders Risks of reverse mortgages to lenders Although there are benefits associated with reverse mortgages, they are not without the presence of risks: occupancy risk and longevity risk interest rate risk house price risk other risks: maintenance, expenses usually associated with inflation EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 6 / 24
7 Reverse mortgages The crossover risk Amount in dollars House Price Loan Amount crossover Time in years Figure : Illustration of the crossover risk EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 7 / 24
8 Reverse mortgages Cash flow analysis Amount in dollars Time in years Figure : Cash flow analysis for reverse mortgage lender EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 8 / 24
9 Pricing equation Pricing lump sum reverse mortgages The pricing equation for a lump sum reverse mortgage can be expressed as: where: [ ( T E e rt Q 0 exp 0 )] η s ds [ [ ( T = E e rt min Q 0 exp - Q 0 is the initial loan amount - cost of capital accumulates at η - H 0 is the initial house price - house appreciation rate is δ - λ is the actuarially fair risk premium 0 ) ( T )]] (r s + λ) ds, H 0 exp δ s ds 0 EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 9 / 24
10 Securitization Structure Investor 1, investor 2, Investor 3... Special Purpose C om pany Pr emiu m Benefit Coupons Capital RMs Retailer Loan repaym ent Lum p sum R M s Lender Loan repayment Lump sum RMs Borrower1, RMs Borrower 2, RMs Borrower 3... Figure : Recommended structure of the reverse mortgage securitization EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 10 / 24
11 Securitization Cash flow analysis Cash flow analysis for each component Retailer Lender SPC (special purpose company) Investors EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 11 / 24
12 Securitization Survivor bond Type 1 Reverse mortgage survivor bond Type 1 Suppose lender holds a portfolio of l 0 loans. At time 0, assume all borrowers are of the same age, and each borrow a lump sum of Q 0 against their home currently valued at H 0. To hedge longevity risk, lender purchases insurance from the SPC at a lump sum premium of P. Here, ( in each period after the crossover, SPC will pay the lender a benefit of A t l t l t ), up to a ceiling amount of C, if the number of survived loans l t exceeds the predetermined trigger l t. At t, loss amount for each loan i is L i,t, and since interest and house appreciation rates are constant, L i,t = L t for all i and t. The amount A t is determined as A t = L t r L t. EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 12 / 24
13 Securitization Survivor bond Type 1 Amount in dollars Time in years Figure : Single loss L t in each period EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 13 / 24
14 Securitization Survivor bond Type 1 Amount in dollars Time in years Figure : Appreciation A t of each loss in each period EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 14 / 24
15 Securitization Survivor bond Type 1 Pricing for survivor bond Type 1 Suppose a series of l t are determined as triggers, for a portfolio of l 0 loans borrowed by persons aged x with the identical house value H 0, the bondholders will receive coupons at t C C t = C A t ( l t l t ) if l t l t if lt < l t < C A t. 0 if l t > C A t This is equivalent to C t = C [A t (l t l ) t, 0 [A ]+ + t (l t l ) t The pricing equation of the survivor bond type 1: V = F v T + T k=1 ] C, 0. + v {C k E [A t (l t l ) t, 0 [A ]+ + E t (l t l ) ] } t C, 0. + EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 15 / 24
16 Securitization Survivor bond Type 1 Numerical illustration For purposes of illustration, let the annual interest rate r be 6.5%, annual house price appreciation c be 3%, the risk premium the lender charges λ 1 and is charged λ 2 be 3% and 1.5%, respectively, and the house price H 0 be $100, 000. Based on some initial simulations, the initial loan amount Q 0 is set at $39,222 which gives the maximal safe loan amount. Then, the L t and A t in each period are shown in the subsequent tables. EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 16 / 24
17 Securitization Survivor bond Type 1 Single loss in each period Period Loss L t Period Loss L t Period Loss L t EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 17 / 24
18 Securitization Survivor bond Type 1 Appreciation of each loss in each period Period Appreciation A t Period Appreciation A t Period Appreciation A t EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 18 / 24
19 Securitization Survivor bond Type 1 Projected trigger values in each period Period Trigger l t Period Trigger l t Period Trigger l t EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 19 / 24
20 Securitization Survivor bond Type 1 Calculation of mortality bond price (Type 1) Number of loans 1000 Initial house value $100, 000 Lump sum borrowed $39, 222 Face value of straight bond $100, 000, 000 Face value of survivor bond $100, 000, 000 Coupon rate for both bonds 6.5% p.a. Annual aggregate cash flow out of SPC $6, 500, 000 Straight bond price $100, 000, 000 Survivor bond price $99, 902, 898 Premium paid to SPC $97, 102 EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 20 / 24
21 Securitization Survivor bond Type 1 Results of sensitivity testing (Type 1) Shock εt Statistic l20 PV of coupons Percentage and principal change 1% Min , 790, % 5% percentile , 793, % 95% percentile , 795, % Max , 796, % Mean , 795, % Stdev % Min , 768, % 5% percentile , 785, % 95% percentile , 795, % Max , 797, % Mean , 791, % Stdev 4 3, % Min , 744, % 5% percentile , 773, % 95% percentile , 798, % Max , 786, % Mean , 786, % Stdev 8 6, % Min , 663, % 5% percentile , 714, % 95% percentile , 783, % Max , 793, % Mean , 758, % Stdev 24 21, % Min , 482, % 5% percentile , 557, % 95% percentile , 751, % Max , 774, % Mean , 663, % Stdev 65 69, 833 EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 21 / 24
22 Conclusion Concluding remarks The reverse mortgage is a promising financial product with many potential economic benefits to both consumers and suppliers. However, due to the various risks involved in reverse mortgages, especially the longevity risk component, the development of the product has to some extent been stunted. We suggest using securitization to deal with the risks to the lender, particularly the longevity risk component. Our results indicate that mortality securitization is a good method to manage longevity risk in reverse mortgages. Given the many benefits of mortality securitization, we believe that it can help the future development of reverse mortgage products in the capital market. EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 22 / 24
23 Main reference Wang, L., Valdez, E.A., and Piggott, J., 2008, Securitization of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages, North American Actuarial Journal, Vol 12, No 4, pp EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 23 / 24
24 - Thank you - EA Valdez (MSU) Sec of Longevity Risk in Reverse Mortgages XXIII CNSF s Int Sem 24 / 24
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