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Hot Topics in International Self-Insurance / ART
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• How�many�international benefits�captive�clients�do�you�have?
Pooling�Networks InͲForce�Captives
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60+captives
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• Where�do�you�see�new�product�innovation�and�new�services�being�added�to�the�multinational�pooling�spectrum�of�solutions?
“We see some room for product innovation in the alternative solutions space, in particular for
global underwriting programs.”
“Some pools will be established for information purposes only and clients
will be willing to pay a fee for this information monitoring service.”
“Increasing demand towards utilization and trends reports on the
health business.”
“Global service standards – real time access.”
“More on-line services and reporting through web based client lock-boxes.”
“Corporate wellness solutions with group medical insurance are actively promoted.”
Benefits Captives / Multinational PoolingPulse Survey September 2011
Aging
Low birth rate
War for talent
Health cost is increasing
Stress and engagement
problems
Social media and
technologies
4 Generations
Diabetes epidemic
CardiovasculardiseasePeople getting sicker
but living longer
Growth and profitability, especially in emerging
markets
Corporate social responsibility
Lifestyle/risk
factors
Governance, litigationand risk management
Global Business and Health IssuesThe World at a Glance
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Why Focus on BRICS?20 years Forecast Growth Rates
Source: Goldman Sachs, 2010
� Attention-grabbing opportunities
� Competition is stiff
� Premium growth faster than GDP
� Penetration implies the market is still immature
� Health issues vary by country
BRICS Market Attributes% Share of World GDP
101.1%2%3%4%Italy7
55.3%3%3%3%Russia9
38.4%6%4%3%India10
75.5%4%4%3%Brazil8
81.9%3%3%4%UK6
91.7%3%4%5%France5
61.0%3%4%6%Germany4
41.0%4%6%8%Japan3
19.0%23%17%9%China2
22.3%17%20%24%USA1
2030 Rank
20-YearCAGR
203020202010Country
2010 Rank
% Share of World GDP
101.1%2%3%4%Italy7
55.3%3%3%3%Russia9
38.4%6%4%3%India10
75.5%4%4%3%Brazil8
81.9%3%3%4%UK6
91.7%3%4%5%France5
61.0%3%4%6%Germany4
41.0%4%6%8%Japan3
19.0%23%17%9%China2
22.3%17%20%24%USA1
2030 Rank
20-YearCAGR
203020202010Country
2010 Rank
Heath Care Inflation in BRICSE7 versus G7 Countries
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Required to Leapfrog Market
PracticeActions to Meet Market Practice
Mature Market NormsCurrent State
Organization ABC
• Fully Insured or Self Insured
• Deductibles
• Co-Pays
• Claims Paid as Reimbursements
• Stand Alone In-House Medical Clinics
• Coordinated Care
• Plan Design Incentives
• Preferred Provider Networks
• Benchmarking
• Employee Communications
• Behavioral Change
• Focus on Chronic Conditions
• Improve Access to Care
• Wellness
• Employee Health Management
• EAPs
• Integrated Medical Clinics
• Data Analytics
• Captives
E7 Countries and BRICSEmerging Markets: Paradigm Shift on Healthcare?
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Balancing Local Differences with Global Similarities
• Culture• Health�risks• Demographics• Employee�needs���������������and�expectations
• Level�of�health�spend• Language
• Basic�biology• Rise�of�chronic�disease• Approaches�to�create�a�culture�of�
health• Need�for�targeted�interventions• Need�for�social�and�personal�
motivators
Local differences
Global similarities
“Global Lite, Local Deep”
• Sources�of�program�ROI• Employer�vs.�����government�role
• Vendor�marketplace
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