Multiplication calculations

- By Insurance Post Staff
- 09 Mar 2006
- Indicative reading time: 7 minutes

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Increasingly, the Ogden Tables are being turned to without much consideration as to the validity of the life expectancy data they are based on. Douglas Russell asks whether there is a strong case for alternative multipliers to be used

Last year, the Ogden Tables came of age - as the first edition, under the chairmanship of Sir Michael Ogden QC, was published in 1984. It was 10 years before the second edition was published and

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Multiplication calculations

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