SOA - Current Pension Actuarial Practice in Light of Financial Economics Symposium

Current Pension Actuarial Practice in Light of Financial Economics Symposium

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Pension Funds–A Company Manager's View
By Jon Exley, Shyam Mehta, and Andrew Smith
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Reporting of Defined Benefit Cost in the Sponsor's Books in an Unregulated Setting: Australia Compared to the United States and the United Kingdom
By Isabel Gordon
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Pensions and Capital Structure: Why Hold Equities in the Pension Fund?
By John Ralfe, Cliff Speed and Jon Palin
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The Influence of the Financial Status of a Pension Plan Sponsor on the Fund's Solvency
By Ravil Akhtyamov, Semyen Spivak and Andrew Klimin
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Letting Financial Economics Drive the Development of Transparent Accounting and Contribution Requirements
By Mark Ruloff
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Desirable Funding Level of Defined Benefit Pension Plans
By Carole Turcotte and Anne Fortin
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Pension Funds: A Capital Adequacy Test With A Soft Mismatch Cushion
By Roland van Gaalen
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Hedging Pension Plan Funding Ratio
By Jon Palin and Cliff Speed
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Alternative Investments and the Solvency Requirements for Defined Benefit Pension Schemes
By Laurens Swinkels
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Periodic Cost of Employee Benefits
By Jeremy Gold
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Financial Economics and Actuarial Practice
By Tony Day
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Pension Funding Without Liabilities
By Robert T. McCrory
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Discount Rate Revisited
By Dimitry Mindlin
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Financial Economics and the Retirement Plan Design Model
By Brian S. Rosenblum
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A Bayesian Model for Developing an Optimal Mix of Defined Contribution and Defined Benefit Plans
By Armand Yambao
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Pension Funds and the U.K. Economy
By Jon Exley
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Financial Economics and Pension Actuaries: The U.K. Experience
By Tim Gordon and Stuart Jarvis
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Sources and Measurement of Risk in Defined Benefit Pension Plans
By Eric Klieber
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A Forward Looking Asset–Smoothing Method
By Doug Andrews
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Measuring Terminable Postretirement Obligations
By Jeffrey Petertil
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A Re–evaluation of ASOP 27, Post–Enron: Is It An Adequate Standard of Professionalism?
By Frank Todisco
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Did Pension Plan Accounting Contribute to a Stock Market Bubble?
By Julia Lynn Coronado and Steven A. Sharpe
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Fixing the Pension Plan Funding Rules
By Edward E. Burrows
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