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Most countries have separate pension plan for public sector employees. The future fiscal burden of these plans can be substantial as the government usually is the largest employer, pension promises in the public sector tend to be relatively generous, and future payments have to be paid out...
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This paper investigates the determinants of public pension plan risk-taking behavior using the percentage of total plan assets invested in the equity markets and the pension asset beta as measures of investment risk. We find that government accounting standards strongly affect public fund...
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There is reason to question whether employers bear all – and employees none – of the investment risk in defined-benefit pension plans. So are they just defined-contribution plans in disguise?
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In the domain of pension statistics comparability of pension entitlements across countries improved substantially due to new SNA/ESA recommendations. In the near future, inclusion of unfunded employment related pension schemes in the core accounts or in the supplementary table on pensions will...
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hand and benefits on the other that is embedded in different pension arrangements. The paper employs the funding ratio …
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-OECD countries and how they correspond with the funding rules applied to pension funds. In addition to leading to a better … understanding of differences in funding rules across countries with developed pension fund systems, the study considers the trend … funding requirements to pension funds (as under Basel II or Solvency II), it identifies the risk factors that should be …
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Este trabajo ofrece un análisis sobre la distribución del ingreso de los pensionados, resaltando la existencia de una restricción de pensión mínima. Primero, se calculó un Coeficiente de Gini para las personas afiliadas a los fondos de pensiones privadas. Seguidamente, se realizó una...
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Low contribution levels to pension schemes in Latin America are an enormous obstacle limiting the implementation of a broad-based social security system. Contribution rates measured as a ratio of contributors to the total labour force stand at an average of 40%, or 60% in the best of cases....
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any extra costs and, third, once retired they would not be subject to the whims of government or other pension fund …
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pension funds’ assets fell below levels needed to meet regulatory requirements. Insufficient funding raises solvency issues …, which could eventually lead to large fiscal costs in case of bail-outs. In response to the crisis, most funds were required … by the regulator to draw up recovery plans to restore their funding over five years. This has raised concerns that the …
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