In the new pension system in the Netherlands- according to the July 2020 agreement between social partners and the government - the “risk-free” interest rate to calculate the degree of coverage of paying future pension benefits, has been replaced by various alternatives of a so-called projected rate of return. There is a relationship with the “achievable” investment return which we have advocated as replacing the “risk-free” interest rate in a previous article. The result of now defining several alternative projection rates is that the pension funds must apply various calculation rules that determine pension contributions, the distribution of investment returns and of pension benefits. It is recommended that these calculation rules be estab...
In the Netherlands, the pension regulation consists of three pillars. The first pillar consists of t...
Many pension systems worldwide have welfare enhancing properties, but seem unsustainable due to agei...
The agreement on a new pension system in the Netherland includes a so called solidarity buffer where...
At the current funding ratios, in the Netherlands the pensions of a number of large funds will have ...
In the Netherlands Dutch pension funds perform the feasibility test. This test is originally designe...
The solvency crisis in 2001–2004 urged Dutch pension funds to reconsider their final-pay plans with ...
Pension funds in the Netherlands are facing their second solvency crisis within a period of six year...
In this paper, it is investigated to what extent optimal investment policy by Dutch pension funds is...
The Dutch pension fund system, considered among the best in the world, successfully combines a first...
During the last decade, the Dutch have debated intensively reforming their second-pillar pension sch...
In this article, we analyze the Belgium pension financing in retrospect for the period 1995-2017 and...
In an ageing society, defined benefit (DB) pension plans are increasingly difficult to manage by mea...
Abstract In a pension system with uniform policies for contribution and accrual, each participant ha...
The Dutch pension system is highly ranked on adequacy. These rankings, however, are based on fictiti...
With the adoption of the latest German pension reform in spring 2004 a public debate arose on whethe...
In the Netherlands, the pension regulation consists of three pillars. The first pillar consists of t...
Many pension systems worldwide have welfare enhancing properties, but seem unsustainable due to agei...
The agreement on a new pension system in the Netherland includes a so called solidarity buffer where...
At the current funding ratios, in the Netherlands the pensions of a number of large funds will have ...
In the Netherlands Dutch pension funds perform the feasibility test. This test is originally designe...
The solvency crisis in 2001–2004 urged Dutch pension funds to reconsider their final-pay plans with ...
Pension funds in the Netherlands are facing their second solvency crisis within a period of six year...
In this paper, it is investigated to what extent optimal investment policy by Dutch pension funds is...
The Dutch pension fund system, considered among the best in the world, successfully combines a first...
During the last decade, the Dutch have debated intensively reforming their second-pillar pension sch...
In this article, we analyze the Belgium pension financing in retrospect for the period 1995-2017 and...
In an ageing society, defined benefit (DB) pension plans are increasingly difficult to manage by mea...
Abstract In a pension system with uniform policies for contribution and accrual, each participant ha...
The Dutch pension system is highly ranked on adequacy. These rankings, however, are based on fictiti...
With the adoption of the latest German pension reform in spring 2004 a public debate arose on whethe...
In the Netherlands, the pension regulation consists of three pillars. The first pillar consists of t...
Many pension systems worldwide have welfare enhancing properties, but seem unsustainable due to agei...
The agreement on a new pension system in the Netherland includes a so called solidarity buffer where...