Actuarial Methods, Survivor Curves, and Customer Remaining Useful Life Estimation
The individual customer accounts associated with customer relationship intangible assets represent a grouped population where the application of mathematical techniques can be used to describe customer population life expectancy. Statistical methods founded in actuarial science and reliability engineering recognize the retirement and life expectancy dispersion inherent in customer populations when estimating population life characteristics. Statistical techniques that measure customer retirement behavior are useful in portraying customer population life expectancy, while recognizing the specific variability of life characteristics among individual customer accounts.Abstract

Iowa-Type Survivor Curve

Survivor and Probable-Life Curves

Survivor Curve, Probable-Life Curve and Remaining Life Relationship

Iowa O4 Survivor Curve
Contributor Notes
Richard K. Ellsworth is with Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP. Mr. Ellsworth is an Accredited Senior Appraiser (ASA) in Business Valuation as well as a licensed Professional Engineer (PE) and a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA).