Through its Actuarial Research Centre (ARC), the IFoA is sponsoring a research programme that seeks to develop pension product designs that keep the customers’ needs at the forefront, with a real income in retirement while minimising costs for the customer. Join this webinar to hear more from one of the Principal Investigators of this research programme, Professor Jens Perch Nielsen (Cass Business School) and Dr Catherine Donnelly (Heriot-Watt) – Joint Principal Investigator for the research programme.
By joining this webinar you will learn about the objectives of this research programme and some of the early developments since its commencement in autumn 2016. You will be able to ask questions via a live feed to our speakers, joining in the debate wherever you are located in the world.
The “Minimising Longevity and Investment Risk while optimising Future Pension Plans” research programme has the following aims:
- share risks between customers;
- determine the trade-off between the performance and stability of pension income;
- study how to incorporate and manage illiquid assets that can be used to hedge inflation;
- establish a framework to analyse the trade-off between the performance and stability of pension income in the proposed products;
- determine dynamic econometric models that are suitable for our long-term products; and
- determine how the dynamic econometric models can be used to optimally time to buy and sell assets.
Further details on this research programme can be found here.
These events are eligible for CPD and a recording of the live webinar will be available to view on our website shortly after the event.
Event organiser
Contact Niki Park for more information.
020 7632 2152
Minimising Longevity and Investment Risk while optimising Future Pension Plans
Speaker:
Professor Jens Perch Nielsen (Cass Business School) – Joint Principal Investigator for the research programme
Dr Catherine Donnelly (Heriot-Watt) Joint Principal Investigator for the research programme
Facilitator:
Professor Andrew Cairns (Director of the Actuarial Research Centre)
This webinar will be run twice to accommodate different time zones around the world
- First session: 09.00 – 10.00 BST
- Second session: 17.00 – 18.00 BST
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