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1. Get to know our large case experts

   New episode in our Ask our Experts video series

   At Equitable^®, we’re committed to the large case market. Our dedicated team of experts is here to support you from application through to policy placement.
   
   Today, we are thrilled to share the second episode of Ask our Experts. This mini docuseries features key members of our large case team. They talk about their work, their perspectives, and their role in the large case experience.
   
   Watch Ask our Experts Episode 2 featuring Kevin Till, AVP of Individual Life Pricing.
   
   Kevin chats with us about:
        • What he finds interesting about large case pricing.
        • How quickly Equitable can turn around a large case quote.
        • The difference between a mutual and a stock insurance company.
        • Equitable’s reinsurance strategy.
   
   
   
   In case you haven’t seen it…
   Watch Ask our Experts Episode 1 with Cindy Shirley, Chief Underwriter and Claims Risk Management.
   
   Learn more:
   Visit our large case markets webpage to learn more about our team of dedicated experts.
   
   Do you have a large case opportunity? Talk to your wholesaler to learn more.
   
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2. Saving time with our fully digital group benefits application On May 1, 2023, we are launching Equitable BenefitsApply™, our fully digital group benefits application.
    
   This enhancement to the benefits application process will help both you and your clients save time when applying for an Equitable Life group benefits policy. We designed and developed BenefitsApply with input and feedback from several advisors and clients, who tested the tool for themselves.
    
   In most cases, BenefitsApply will replace our traditional paper implementation process.*
    
   BenefitsApply eliminates the need for clients to complete and sign multiple, lengthy paper forms. Time-saving features for you and your clients include:
   • A fully digital online application that you can access wherever and whenever you need it,
   • Pre-filled standard fields,
   • Only one signature required from plan sponsors,
   • A smart application that only includes the sections relevant to the client and the plan design they have chosen, and
   • Automatic notifications of any missing fields. 
   Your Client Relationship Specialist is available to support you, provide a demo and provide training on how to use BenefitsApply.
    
   We will continue improving BenefitsApply’s features based on feedback from the people who use it—you and your clients. We encourage you to share any feedback you have with your Group Account Executive or your Client Relationship Specialist.
    
   *BenefitsApply is currently available for groups with up to four divisions and up to four classes. It is not available for myFlex Benefits plans, or for clients with a customized master application.
3. EAMG - Macro Tear Sheet – Recent Market Volatility Summary By separating the noise from the signals, we believe the rotation away from the mega-cap technology names is likely to continue. Recent market volatility, triggered by a multitude of factors that include the unwind of the carry trade, investor reactions to mixed mega-cap earnings, and U.S. economic data, may present more investment opportunities for long-term outperformance. Recall over the past year that the majority of U.S. stock market performance came from a limited number of mega-cap technology companies and, in our view, moving forward it will be prudent to analyze the source of returns as rapid market rotations may punish overly-concentrated portfolios.
   
   
   Inflation Slows (July 11) – Headline U.S. inflation readings increased 3.0% year-over-year in June, decelerating from May (3.3%). With prices slowing ahead of forecasts but economic growth remaining strong, investors became more confident regarding the prospects of an economic soft landing.
   Outcome: market strength broadened with traders rotating out of highly concentrated areas of the market (“Fabulous 5”) and into more economically sensitive stocks that had been left behind.
   
   • Big Tech Earnings (July 23 – Aug 1) – High profile mega-cap technology companies – including many members of the Magnificent 7 – reported earnings growth that generally surpassed expectations as margins remained healthy. That said, investors were more focused on spending towards AI-initiatives, rewarding businesses with greater success translating their AI investments into higher sales. 
   Outcome: this trend is evident through the divergence of returns from IBM and Alphabet (Google’s parent company) after releasing their quarterly earnings. The limited number of companies that contributed to the returns of the S&P 500 failed to impress investors, extending the rotation into other areas of the market.
   
   • Caution is Brewing – Following a strong rally of economically sensitive pockets of the market, notably a breakout of returns from U.S. small cap companies, the low volatility factor, which tends to outperform during times of stress, moved in sync with the small caps’ strength.
   Outcome: with a lack of fundamental justification supporting small cap performance, markets showed signs of caution.
   
   • Central Bank Decisions (July 31)– The Federal Reserve held interest rates unchanged during its July meeting, in line with market expectations, reiterating committee members’ need for greater confidence that inflation would continue to subside. That said, policymakers signaled a reduction in policy rates could be a possibility in the coming meetings. In contrast, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) increased its key interest rate while also announcing plans to scale back bond purchases – restrictive monetary policy maneuvers aimed at backstopping the depreciating Japanese currency.
   Outcome: the bifurcation between the BoJ and most other major central banks sparked a sharp appreciation of the yen and a rapid unwind of the yen carry trade (see below for explanation).
   
   • Growth Scare (August 2)– In early August, a downside surprise in U.S. nonfarm payrolls (114k actual versus 175k expected) and an increase in the unemployment rate to 4.3%, higher than the 4.1% that was expected and up from 3.5% a year ago triggered concerns of a cooling labor market.
   Outcome: speculation swelled surrounding the pace of rate cuts with market participants expecting the Federal Reserve to cut rates as much as 125bps over the next 3 policy meetings, up from 50-75bps as of the end of July. Against this backdrop, the ongoing unwind of the yen carry trade accelerated.
   
   Yen Carry Trade Explained
   • Simply put, investors have been borrowing Japanese yen – a low yielding currency – to invest in higher-yielding foreign assets. The primary risks in a carry trade can include the uncertainty of foreign exchange rates (if unhedged), as well as changes to expectations of the underlying yields, among other risks. Over the last 2 decades, the BoJ has implemented an ultra-low interest rate monetary policy to combat deflation and stimulate growth. Furthermore, investors were emboldened by the Japanese yen’s ~53% depreciation versus the U.S. dollar over the last 10 years. With the BoJ hiking its key interest rate while also announcing plans to scale back bond purchases, the yen rallied abruptly. Consequently, highly leveraged investors have had to exit their long positions in riskier assets to repay their borrowed yen exposure.
   
   Peak Carry Trade Unwind – Buying Opportunity
   • Peak carry trade unwind, which implies heightened panic levels, has historically created an attractive buying environment. That said, we are focused on companies that have demonstrated robust earnings growth and healthy leverage. Given the unprecedented level of market concentration over the last year, we view the unwind of the carry trade as another catalyst for investors to rotate out of the “Fabulous 5”.
   
   Our Findings:
   We found that the peak unwind of the carry trade may be a buying opportunity. At present, the current level of the unwind is similar to many notable market bottoms, including the Great Financial Crisis (2008), the European debt crisis (2010), the oil crash (2014), the subsequent emerging market crisis (2015), the Covid-19 crash (2020), and the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (2023). We assessed the degree of the unwind by looking at the one-month implied volatility between three currency pairs, U.S. Dollar/Yen, Australian Dollar/Yen, and Euro/Yen. Implied volatility is a measure of the expected future volatility of the underlying assets over a given time period. Amid strong earnings growth and steady margins from quality businesses within the U.S. market, the fundamental backdrop suggests that businesses outside the concentrated AI-darlings may drive the next leg of market returns.
   
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   Mark Warywoda, CFA VP, Public Portfolio Management	Ian Whiteside, CFA, MBA AVP, Public Portfolio Management	Johanna Shaw, CFA Director, Portfolio Management	Jin Li Director, Equity Portfolio Management
   Tyler Farrow, CFA Senior Analyst, Equity	Andrew Vermeer Senior Analyst, Credit	Elizabeth Ayodele Analyst, Credit	Francie Chen Analyst, Rates

   
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5. Equitable Life offers more than 60 years of RSP innovation

   
   In 1957, Equitable Life® began offering a Retirement Savings Plan (RSP). That is more than 60 years of RSP innovation in the Canadian marketplace. Today, Equitable Life offers two great accumulating RSP products to meet your clients’ needs.

   • Pivotal Select^TM Segregated Funds

   • Guaranteed Interest Accounts

   These products provide both protection and flexibility for your clients. They also provide the tax savings and benefits of an RSP. Get your clients to start saving to their RSP now. Make RSP contributions a financial priority each year. 
   
   This year’s RSP deadline is March 1, 2022. This will be the last day that an RSP deposit can reduce your clients’ 2021 taxable income.
   
   If your client is looking to convert registered savings to guaranteed income, click here to learn more about Equitable Life’s payout annuity options.
   
   Need additional support? Contact your local Regional Investment Sales Manager today.

6. Short and long-term income solutions from Equitable Life
   Do you have clients without a company pension plan, close to retiring and worried about outliving their savings? Have you talked to them about annuities? Maybe it’s time you did. 
    
   A payout annuity from Equitable Life® provides regular guaranteed income in retirement. Your clients can choose from
    
   • Life Annuity – guaranteed income for life
   • Joint Life Annuity – guaranteed income for two lives
   • Term Certain – guaranteed income for a specific period of time (5 to 30 years)
   • Term Certain to Age 90 – guaranteed income until age 90
    
   There’s no need for your clients to worry about stock market fluctuations or changing interest rates, what better time to add an annuity to your client’s retirement savings strategy.
    
   Payout annuities are an excellent solution for
   
    
   • Converting your savings into retirement income
   • Covering predictable fixed monthly expenses
   • Providing lifetime income
    
   For more information on payout annuities, please click here.
    
    
7. The new segregated fund EZcomplete cloning feature will save time and errors.

    

   The new cloning feature for Savings & Retirement EZcomplete^® applications means that advisors don’t need to enter the same client information when completing multiple applications for the same client. 

    

   Here's how easy it is to use.

   

   Best of all, you can clone in progress and submitted applications.
   
   This is just some of the information that will be automatically copied:

   • Name

   • Date of birth

   • Gender

   • Occupation

   • Address

   • Phone numbers

   • Email address

   • Social Insurance Number

   • All beneficiary information

   
   The new EZcomplete cloning feature will save advisors time and reduce errors.

    

             
   
                                                                     
    

    

   If you have any questions, contact your Regional Investment Sales Manager

   
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   Posted April 6, 2023
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