Theme conference: Design of Pension Contracts in Incomplete Markets and under Uncertainty
On Thursday July 5, a theme conference will take place on the project: Design of Pension Contracts in Incomplete Markets and under Uncertainty. The conference will be at Maastricht University and more details on the program and registration can be found below.
Life-cycle funds are an increasingly important topic in discussions about retirement income, given the trend of moving from Defined Benefit (DB) to Defined Contribution (DC) pension plans. We have witnessed in recent years a rapid growth in the number of pension plans that offer life-cycle funds. Furthermore, the Dutch Social Economic Council (SER) has put forward reform proposals that suggest the creation of personal retirement accounts, combined with a collective risk-sharing component. Due to the sustained pressure on pension systems, many countries are considering a redesign of their pension system. In The Netherlands this discussion is currently ongoing on the basis of the SER proposal. However, the exact details still have to be hammered out in the coming years. Social partners recognize that the shift of risks to participants is challenging and are therefore in search for collective risk sharing solutions to mitigate the participants’ exposures. In this kick-off conference we want to present recent insights from the academic literature and from the industry by the researchers involved in this theme.
Op donderdag 5 juli vond er een themaconferentie plaats over het project: Design of Pension Contracts in Incomplete Markets and under Uncertainty. De conferentie was in Maastricht op de campus van de universiteit. Meer informatie over het programma kan u hieronder vinden.
Ontvangst
Opening Remarks
Antoon Pelsser (MU)
New Design of Social Security Pension Schemes
Pierre Devolder (UC Louvain)
Slides
Measuring Preferences of PArticipants in Pension Schemes
Agnes Joseph (MU)
Slides
Robust Optimisation for ALM
Antoon Pelsser (MU)
Slides
Lunch
Applications of Scenario-Based Robust Optimisation
Rik Klerkx (Cardano)
Slides
Quantifying Ambiguity Bounds
Anne Balter (TiU)
Slides
Coffee break
Pension Scheme with Bounds on Returns
Julie Cratsborn (MU)
Slides
Optimal Investment for Generalised Utility Functions
Thijs Kamma (MU)
Slides
Closing Remarks
Antoon Pelsser (MU)
Reception & Drinks
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Location
Maastricht University
School of Business and Economics
Tongersestraat 51
6211 LM Maastricht
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This event is accessible for employees of Netspar partners and Netspar Fellows.
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