Actuarial Practice Experience in Social Security Reform and Crisis Management
Eduardo Melinsky (Universidad de Buenos Aires)
Measuring Adequacy and Facing Longevity Risk in Social Security
Raffaello Marcelloni (INAIL), Daniela Martini (INAIL)
Pension Accounting: Forecasts for the Company‘s Own Balance Sheet as well as Profit and Loss Accounting Based on Nested Stochastic Modelling
Ljudmila Bertschi (Member of Swiss Chamber of pension fund experts), Urs Barmettler (ETHZ), Mario Triulzi (ETHZ), Lionel Candaux (University Lausanne)
Global Developments in Pension Fund ESG Disclosures → What Pension Actuaries Need to Know
Paul Meins (Acturial Consultant), Tim Furlan (Russell Investments), Philip Shier (Society of Actuaries in Ireland)
In the South African Context, does increasing Member Choice and Flexibility Add Real Value to Employees
Michelle Acton (Old Mutual), Andrew Davison (Old Mutual)
A New Pension System in Brazil? An Evaluation of the Fiscal and Distributive Impacts of the 2019 Pension Reform Proposal
Luís Eduardo Afonso (University of Sao Paulo), João Vinícius de Franca Carvalho (University of Sao Paulo)
Towards an IAA-ILO-ISSA Joint Project on Workers’ Compensation Systems
Raffaello Marcelloni (INAIL)
Digitalization of Pension System in Mexico: Benefits and Implications
Juan Carmona (Universidad de Mexico), Jocelyn Griseld Alba Aellano (Scotiabank Mexico)
The Impact of Migration on Finnish Pension System Sustainability: Scenario Calculations
Tuija Nopola (Finnish Centre for Pensions)
Current Situation and Future Issues of Corporate Pension in Japan
Kenji Kusakabe (The Institute of Actuaries of Japan)
Towards a Phased Retirement System Whose Functionalities Foster an Increased Degree of Self-determination for the Individual without Jeopardizing the Sustainability of the Social Protection
Catherine Plessis (BEI)
Pension Reform and Innovation in Canada
Robert L. Brown (Retired)
Deferred Public Pension and Longevity Risk for a Household in Retirement
Norio Hibiki (Keio University), Masahiro Shibahara (Keio University)
The Great Pension Debate: Finding Common Ground
Robert L. Brown (Retired)
IAS19 Discount Rates in the Time of Covid-19
Peter Devlin (Deloitte)
Prospective Modelling of Temporary Disability Risk: Proposal for a Two-dimensional Model and Machine Learning Algorithms Combined Approach
(joint session with AFIR-ERM & IAALS)
Fatoumata Ndoye (Fixage)
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In South Africa, employees are increasingly demanding flexibility in relation to their employee benefits (including retirement benefits). As a result, many South African retirement funds extend choice to members - these choices might include:• contri
Many countries in Latin America are experiencing large social trouble and budget crisis on account the pension program, independently of the consideration of Defined Benefits or Defined Contributions. After the past 35 years of SS reforms in pension, diff
Individuals are not on equal footing in the face of employment, old age, illness and death. They generally try to make full use of an insurance system by retiring as early as possible. In France early retirement also results from a labour market on which
The paper summarises the main features and trends in pension fund ESG risks disclosure around the world available to regulators, members and the public. It includes reference to statutory requirements, general practice and voluntary disclosures in relatio
The establishment and development of technologies as support tools in social security terms provide a way that would improve to 30% of Mexican population increase the amount of their voluntary contributions and many others would accede into the pension sy
The Finnish population is ageing rapidly. The bulk of pensions currently in payment are paid for by people in employment. If population trends continue at the current rate, there is a pressure to increase the pension contribution rate. A young age structu
Labour markets are undergoing major transformations mostly due to ageing population. Actuaries can play a fundamental role to ensure that social security systems continue to meet their objectives of adequacy of benefits and financing constraints. Adequacy
A workers' protection system is a specific sector of Social Security with its own features, due to the specificity of the phenomenon which is the object of its activity: accidents at work. In such a system the actuaries play an essential role, since the l
This paper aims to calculate the fiscal and distributive impacts on the Brazilian National Pension Scheme, generated from the original version of the pension reform presented by the president Jair Bolsonaro in the beginning of 2019. This is the most compr
Under IFRS and US GAAP accounting standards, employers must disclose the gap between their plan assets and liabilities on the company’s own balance sheet as well as the corresponding impact on the company’s profit and loss (P&L) account. T
In recent years, managing longevity risk, the risk of outliving one's wealth, is a very important issue for a household in retirement. Hibiki and Oya(2015) show that this risk can be hedged by combining private life pension and public pension. However, pr
The cost of the risk of work stoppage has been rising for a number of years. This increase is explained in particular by psychosocial risks. This article models the rate of prescription of work stoppages thanks to a model whose fundamentals are identical