Many demographic studies have shown an important positive
relationship between life expectancy and socio economic conditions.
Shortly summarized, we could say that rich people live longer than
poor people. The correlation can be observed, based on different
indicators such as education level, wealth or level of income. This
reality has strange effects, especially on public pension schemes,
paying lifetime annuities from retirement age.
Are you interested in the effects of longevity heterogeneity
on the design of pension schemes, especially for social security
mechanisms? If yes, join our EAA web session "Longevity
Heterogeneity and Pension Schemes" on 10 November 2021 |
10:00-12:00 CET which will cover these topics:
- Social heterogeneity of longevity: Facts and figures
- Impact of social heterogeneity on different kinds of pension
schemes
- Modulation of the retirement age
- Transformation of the pension benefits for DB schemes (Defined
Benefit)
- Solutions for NDC public plans (Notional Defined
Contribution)
- Consequence for occupational pension schemes
Please find all additional information on our website or in this print version. An overview on other
upcoming actuarial events can be downloaded as well.
Your early-bird
registration fee is € 100.00 plus 19% VAT for bookings by 29
September 2021. After this date, the booking fee will
be € 140.00 plus 19% VAT.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact
us.