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Frontiers in Pension Finance
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Contenido :
An introudction to frontiers in pension finance
Are market values fair?Discussion by Peter Schotman
The intersection of pensions and enterprise risk management. Discussion by Theo Nijman
The victory of hope over angst?Funding, asset allocation and risk taking in German public sector pension reform. Discussion by tom Steenkamp, Roy Hoevenaars and Roderick Molenaar
Labour productivity in an aging society. Discussion by Klaas Knot
It is all back to front : critical issues in the design of defined contribution pension plans. Discussion by Solange Berstein
Risk-based supervision of pension funds : a review of international experience and preliminary assessment of the first outcomes. Discussion by Coen N. Teulings
The ideal pension-delivey organization . theory and practice. Discussion by Ambrogio Rinaldi
Pension guarantees, capital adequacy and international risk sharing. Discussion by Kees Koedijk
Frontiers in pension finance and reform : institutional innovation in the Netherlands. Discussion by Ross Jones
Population aging, financial markets and monetary policy. Panel discussions by Dirk Witteveen, John Ashcroft, Henri Bjerre-Nielsen and Lans Bovenberg
An introudction to frontiers in pension finance
Are market values fair?Discussion by Peter Schotman
The intersection of pensions and enterprise risk management. Discussion by Theo Nijman
The victory of hope over angst?Funding, asset allocation and risk taking in German public sector pension reform. Discussion by tom Steenkamp, Roy Hoevenaars and Roderick Molenaar
Labour productivity in an aging society. Discussion by Klaas Knot
It is all back to front : critical issues in the design of defined contribution pension plans. Discussion by Solange Berstein
Risk-based supervision of pension funds : a review of international experience and preliminary assessment of the first outcomes. Discussion by Coen N. Teulings
The ideal pension-delivey organization . theory and practice. Discussion by Ambrogio Rinaldi
Pension guarantees, capital adequacy and international risk sharing. Discussion by Kees Koedijk
Frontiers in pension finance and reform : institutional innovation in the Netherlands. Discussion by Ross Jones
Population aging, financial markets and monetary policy. Panel discussions by Dirk Witteveen, John Ashcroft, Henri Bjerre-Nielsen and Lans Bovenberg
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