11th Edition
International Pension Workshop in collaboration with Pension Institut
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Papers disscused will adress the following topics :
- Demographic trends and the consequences for savings and growth.
- Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE), financial development and savings in developing countries.
- Pension reform, risk sharing and distribution among generations, macroeconomic aspects of ageing and retirement in developed and developing countries.
- Pension fund investment governance.
- Regulation and Solvency II for insurance and pension plans.
- Investment risk management during working life, life cycle saving and investment behavior.
- Investment risk management during retirement.
- Modelling outcomes in DC plans.
- Annuities and other pay-out mechanisms.
- Financial literacy and behavioral issues in individual financial planning.
- Heterogeneity within generations and the position of senior citizens.
- Health.
Papers :
Saving and Consumption When Children Move Out
Simon Rottke, Alexander Klos.
Employment Duration and Shifts into Retirement in the EU
Ted Aranki, Corrado Macchiarelli.
Financial and Political Sustainability for Social Security Financing:
What Options Do Countries with Mature Pay-As-You-Go Systems Have?
John A. Turner
Demography and intergenerational public transfers: a political economy approach.
Loïc Batté.
Pension rules and implicit marginal tax rate in France.
Frédéric Gannon, Vincent Touzéy.
Differential mortality, aging and social security: delaying the retirement age when educational spillovers matter.
Gilles Le Garrec, Stéphane Lhuissiery.
Poverty Risk at Old-Age: the Role of Private Retirement Incomes
Najat El Mekkaoui De Freitas, Bérangère Legendre, Gordon Clark.
Reverse Mortgage: Making assets a tool against poverty
Flavia Coda Moscarola, Maria-cristina Rossi, Dario Sansone.
Value-at-Risk-based risk management in a jump-diffusion model
Cheng Zhang, Yang Zhouy, Zhiping Zhou.
Introduction e ects of the Chilean unemployment Insurance over unemployment spells durations.
Isabel Poblete, Ximena Quintanilla, George Vega.
The psychology and economics of reverse mortgage attitudes: evidence
from the Netherlands
Henriette Prast, Mariacristina Rossi, Rik Dillingh, Cesira Urzì Brancati.
Are retirement decisions vulnerable to framing eff ects ? Empirical evidence from NL and the US
Federica Teppa, Maarten van Rooij.
The effects of the financial crisis of the late 2000s on the wealth, consumption and saving of households in Italy.
Renata Bottazzi, Serena Trucchi, Matthew Wakefield.
Time inconsistency and retirement planning
Frank Caliendo, Scott Findley.
Managing sponsor risk in pension plans : dynamic strategies vs. pension assurance
Samuel Sender.
Saving and consumption when children move out
Simon Rottke, Alexander Klos.
Aging, health status, and productivity in France: a generational accounting perspective
Xavier Chojnicki, Paul-Eliot Rabesandratana.
Household reactions to defined benefitt pension risk.
Nicolás Salamanca, Andries de Grip, Olaf Sleijpen
The joint dynamics of labor income, stock prices, and house
prices and the implications for household decisions
Marius Ascheberg, Holger Kraft, Claus Munk, Farina Weiss.
How can i say no? Savings and forced solidarity in the extended family : evidence from Senegal
Marie Boltz-Laemmel.
Endogenous financial literacy, saving and stock market participation.
Luca Spataro, Lorenzo Corsini.
The tax bene t of income smoothing
Kristian Rydqvist, Steven Schwartz, Joshua Spizman.
Longevity Risk and Annuity Insurance in France
Jorge-Miguel Bravo, Najat El-Mekkaoui de Freitas.
Mortality risk, pension agency problem, and a modern malthusian theory of capital structure.
Haikun Zhu, Hao Liang, David Ding.
The Impact of Demographic Change on Sectoral Prices
Max Groneck, Christoph Kaufmann.
Pension retirement decisions, eligibility rules, and socially differentiated increase in life expectancy.
Sergio Ginebri.
Optimal annuitization decisions with liquidity constraints
Geng Niu, Yang Zhou.
Automatic adjustment mechanisms and budget balancing of pension schemes
Frédéric Gannon, Florence Legros, Vincent Touzé.
Longevity-risk transfer with nancial risk: is it worth for annuity providers ?
Elisa Luciano, Luca Regis.
Optimal degree of funding of public sector pension plans
Lex Meijdam, Eduard Ponds.
Cohort mortality risk or adverse selection in the UK annuity market?
Edmund Cannon, Ian Tonks.
Subcultures in household financial decision-making : an exploratory study of risky asset ownership in the Netherlands
Michael Dowling.
Macroeconomics-at-Risk.
Christophe Boucher, Bertrand Maillet.
And Lead us not into temptation : presentation formats and the choice of risky alternatives
Franca Elsner, Helmut Grundl, Christian Wildey.
Trading death: the implications of annuity replication for the annuity puzzle, arbitrage, speculation and portfolios.
Charles Sutcliffe
Regulatory Environment and Pension Investment Performance
Ling-Ni Boon, Marie Brière, Carole Gresse, Bas Werker
An economic evaluation of model risk in long-term asset allocations
Christophe Boucher, Gregory Jannin, Patrick Kouontchou, Bertrand Maillet.
Dynamic preferences for popular investment strategies in pension funds.
Carole Bernard, Minsuk Kwack.
“For richer, for poorer” : savings preferences and choice of spouse
Luc Arrondel, Nicolas Frémeaux.
A Reporting standard for defined contribution pension plans
Kees de Vaan, Daniele Fano, Herialt Mens, Giovanna Nicodano.
Predictable demographic change and human capital returns
Miguel Palacios.
“Forecasting death rates using exogenous determinants”
Declan French.