We discuss the extent of the actuary\u27s freedom in choosing the funding method for defined benefit pension plans. In particular, we look at funding through a combination of normal costs, amortization of an unfunded liabilities, and fund of assets. The IRS constraint on reasonable funding methods is considered, with particular mention of the aggregate entry age normal method. In addition, an algebraic development is performed of year-to-year changes in the status of a plan\u27s funding
We compare the unit credit and the unprojected individual level premium cost methods in a continuous...
Various asset valuation methods are used in the context of funding valuations. The motivation for su...
We consider a dynamic model of pension funding in a defined benefit plan of an employment system. Th...
We discuss the extent of the actuary\u27s freedom in choosing the funding method for defined benefit...
We discuss the extent of the actuary\u27s freedom in choosing the funding method for defined benefit...
An assumption concerning the long-term rate of return on assets is made by actuaries when they value...
A recent survey of actuarial practitioners in North America shows that smoothed-market actuarial ass...
An assumption concerning the long-term rate of return on assets is made by actuaries when they value...
This paper considers the treatment of plan amendments under the individual entry age normal and proj...
The authors consider efficient methods of amortizing actuarial gains and losses in defined-benefit p...
In this paper we propose a new approach to sustainable public pension funding, as an alternative to:...
This paper considers the treatment of plan amendments under the individual entry age normal and proj...
The authors follow up some previous work on the dynamics of pension funding by three notes. The firs...
We compare the unit credit and the unprojected individual level premium cost methods in a continuous...
This dissertation consists of a preface and three chapters each examining how pension actuarial prin...
We compare the unit credit and the unprojected individual level premium cost methods in a continuous...
Various asset valuation methods are used in the context of funding valuations. The motivation for su...
We consider a dynamic model of pension funding in a defined benefit plan of an employment system. Th...
We discuss the extent of the actuary\u27s freedom in choosing the funding method for defined benefit...
We discuss the extent of the actuary\u27s freedom in choosing the funding method for defined benefit...
An assumption concerning the long-term rate of return on assets is made by actuaries when they value...
A recent survey of actuarial practitioners in North America shows that smoothed-market actuarial ass...
An assumption concerning the long-term rate of return on assets is made by actuaries when they value...
This paper considers the treatment of plan amendments under the individual entry age normal and proj...
The authors consider efficient methods of amortizing actuarial gains and losses in defined-benefit p...
In this paper we propose a new approach to sustainable public pension funding, as an alternative to:...
This paper considers the treatment of plan amendments under the individual entry age normal and proj...
The authors follow up some previous work on the dynamics of pension funding by three notes. The firs...
We compare the unit credit and the unprojected individual level premium cost methods in a continuous...
This dissertation consists of a preface and three chapters each examining how pension actuarial prin...
We compare the unit credit and the unprojected individual level premium cost methods in a continuous...
Various asset valuation methods are used in the context of funding valuations. The motivation for su...
We consider a dynamic model of pension funding in a defined benefit plan of an employment system. Th...