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ABOUT US

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Actuarial Services

Lux Actuaries & Consultants is an independent actuarial consultancy with offices in Bahrain, Egypt, Greece, India, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, Sierra Leone, South Africa and the UAE (both Abu Dhabi and Dubai). Our local presence in multiple locations allows us to provide pragmatic solutions that always take account of the local market and the needs of our clients, unconstrained by any overriding corporate policy. We enjoy a close working relationship with our clients based on trust, integrity and professionalism, as we strive to provide the highest levels of service.

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PRACTICE AREAS

What we can
do for you

Life Insurance

Lux is the appointed Actuary to a number of leading Insurance Companies, with services including the review of statutory figures prepared by the internal actuarial department and/or appointed actuaries.

General Insurance

Our aim is to excel in the three key areas listed below when considering insurance business, during our Process to Profitability (P2P) - Accurate Pricing, Informed Underwriting, Capable Claims Management.

Health Insurance

From pricing reports and medical provider network banding to
healthcare data analytics, our
Actuaries offer a suite of services across the health insurance spectrum tailored to meet the individual client requirement.

Banking

With our banking services our clients enjoy the following outcomes; increased revenue, increased staff and/or systems efficiency and effectiveness, reduced cost(s) and/or improved predictability of budgeted outcomes.

Employee Benefits

Lux performs actuarial valuations of employee benefits, in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards, including IAS 19 and US GAAP, for many clients. Our reports are easy for accountants and auditors to use and implement.

Social Security

We conduct extensive research into short-term and long-term demographic and economic trends, analysis of experience in mortality and morbidity rates, and prepare reports on the financial aspects of the Social Security System.

Asset Matching & Selection

Optimize and manage financial resources and investments and cash flow to match liabilities.

Enterprise Risk management

We work closely with the main stakeholders to develop and implement successful ERM frameworks, within a considered Corporate Governance and Internal Control environment.

Data Science

Data Science is an integral part of our business. We handle a very high amount of data daily and we have managed to automate our processes in order create accuracy and efficiency.

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Recent blog posts

Oct

Sustainable Growth in KSA’s Medical Insurance Market: Strategies for the Future

In the rapidly evolving landscape of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's (KSA) healthcare sector, medical insurers are facing intensifying pressures. Rising medical inflation, growing competition, and escalating provider costs are squeezing profitability and challenging traditional business models. To succeed, companies must move beyond conventional practices and embrace a strategic, forward-thinking approach.

Sep

How AI is Reshaping Longevity Risk for Insurers and Actuaries

Artificial intelligence (AI) is not just another tech trend; it is a profound force that is setting the stage for a revolution in human longevity. This shift is fundamentally changing human health, lifespans, and, as a result, the very foundation of the insurance business. It marks an era of both remarkable opportunity and complex new challenges, especially for life and health insurance.

Sep

Forward-Looking IFRS 9 ECL Provisioning Using Bootstrap Techniques

The introduction of IFRS 9 marked a paradigm shift from the incurred loss model of IAS 39 to a forward-looking Expected Credit Loss (ECL) model. This change was a direct response to the delayed recognition of credit losses observed during the 2008 financial crisis. For portfolios of trade receivables, contract assets, and lease receivables, IFRS 9 provides a set of operational simplifications designed to reduce the implementation burden, yet it retains the core, challenging requirement to incorporate forward-looking economic information.