The corporate world is reconsidering the cost-effectiveness of defined benefit pension plans while contemplating a change to defined contribution plans. This article begins by examining the three primary risks faced by sponsors of most DB pension plans-investment risk, interest rate risk, and longevity risk-and shows how shifting these risks to employees through a DC plan would affect both the corporation and the individual. Although DC plans clearly help companies manage risks, they provide at best an incomplete solution for individual participants. 2006 Morgan Stanley.
This paper examines investment risk in comparing defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) ...
he objective of a defined-benefit pension fund is to fully fund accrued pension liabilities at the l...
I show that risk-sharing pension plans can reduce some of the shortcomings of defined benefit and de...
For most of the last forty years, corporate defined benefit pension plan assets have been managed to...
New accounting rules and increased scarcity of risk capital have led to growing pressure on corporat...
In the last twenty years, a growing number of defined benefit (DB) pension plans have been replaced ...
The past decade has seen a shift from traditional employer-sponsored defined benefit pensions toward...
This paper compares two different types of private retirement plans from the perspective of a repres...
We develop a measure of (hybrid) defined benefit (DB) pension risk and show how this pension risk af...
We develop a measure of (hybrid) defined benefit (DB) pension risk and show how this pension risk af...
Investment regulations and defined contribution pensions This paper assesses the impact of different...
In this paper, I will introduce several new mechanisms of risk sharing regarding occupational retire...
About half of all workers in the United States participate in an employer-sponsored retirement plan ...
The trend towards eliminating defined benefit (DB) pension plans in favour of defined contribution (...
This paper investigates the volatility of defined benefit of pension plans over the period 1999-2006...
This paper examines investment risk in comparing defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) ...
he objective of a defined-benefit pension fund is to fully fund accrued pension liabilities at the l...
I show that risk-sharing pension plans can reduce some of the shortcomings of defined benefit and de...
For most of the last forty years, corporate defined benefit pension plan assets have been managed to...
New accounting rules and increased scarcity of risk capital have led to growing pressure on corporat...
In the last twenty years, a growing number of defined benefit (DB) pension plans have been replaced ...
The past decade has seen a shift from traditional employer-sponsored defined benefit pensions toward...
This paper compares two different types of private retirement plans from the perspective of a repres...
We develop a measure of (hybrid) defined benefit (DB) pension risk and show how this pension risk af...
We develop a measure of (hybrid) defined benefit (DB) pension risk and show how this pension risk af...
Investment regulations and defined contribution pensions This paper assesses the impact of different...
In this paper, I will introduce several new mechanisms of risk sharing regarding occupational retire...
About half of all workers in the United States participate in an employer-sponsored retirement plan ...
The trend towards eliminating defined benefit (DB) pension plans in favour of defined contribution (...
This paper investigates the volatility of defined benefit of pension plans over the period 1999-2006...
This paper examines investment risk in comparing defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) ...
he objective of a defined-benefit pension fund is to fully fund accrued pension liabilities at the l...
I show that risk-sharing pension plans can reduce some of the shortcomings of defined benefit and de...