Description: 1992 SOA Regional Meeting, Chicago. This session covered cash-balance plans and age-weighted profit-sharing plans, which were the hottest products in 1992 in the pension arena. Areas covered included their primary attractions, legal concerns, and funding issues.

Description: This presentation form the Spring 1976 SOA Meeting covers practical considerations in providing services under insured pension plans session. Topics included: Organization of a Servicing Operation, Scope of Services, Commissions and Fees, Enrolled Actuary Certification and Outside Vendors.

Description: This session at the SOA 1990 Dallas Spring Meeting discusses the effects of a merger or acquisition on employee benefit programs from actuarial and legal viewpoints.

Description: This is a teaching session on PBGC calculations.

Description: 1992 SOA Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. This session on mergers and acquisitions discussed the impact of pensions, post-retirement costs and fringe benefits on acquisitions as well as the special problems that arise when the parties in a transaction are globally diverse.

Description: This panel discussion looks at individual tax qualified products. The areas addressed include regulatory developments, products being used, the effect of volatile money markets on product design, variations in assumptions by market, variations in results by market, defined benefit HR10, spousal IRAs, and Canadian RRSP's.

Description: This panel discussion from the 1977 SOA Meeting examines the growing magnitude and scope of pension services to clients.This panel discussion from the 1977 SOA Meeting focuses on the growing magnitude and scope of pension services to clients including pension plan investments, funding methods, plan administration, and new services that may be provided in the future.

Description: This is a panel discussion focused on asset/liability projections and cash flow analysis of pension plans.

Description: This is a discussion on Supplemental Executive Retirement Plans SERPs. The regulations involved are addressed as well as the complexities of designing and administering SERPs. From Record of Society of Actuaries, Vol. 22, No. 2.