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Spinoff/Terminations and the Value of Pension Insurance
The Journal of Finance, 1985ABSTRACTThis paper derives the value of Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation (PBGC) pension insurance under two scenarios of interest. The first allows for voluntary plan termination, which appears to be legal under current statutes. In the second scenario, termination is prohibited unless the firm is bankrupt.
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Optimal Pension Insurance Design
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006In this paper we provide a framework for how the traditional life and pension contracts with a guaranteed rate of return can be optimized to increase customers' welfare. Given that the contracts have to be priced correctly, we use individuals' preferences to find the preferred design.
Trond Doskeland, Helge Nordahl
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World Banking Abstracts, 2012
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Public Pension and Insurance: Public Pension System scheduled as an Insurance [PDF]
, 2010 All the social insurance systems in Japan have faced number of difficulties in recent years mainly because, on the one hand both aging and number of children declining had accelerated and on the other hand Japan experienced stagnated economy after 1990.
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2005
Around the world today there are striking differences in pension systems. The roles played by families, employers, trade unions, financial intermediaries, community organizations, affiliation groups, and governmental agencies vary tremendously. Yet despite these differences, in almost every country the government is ultimately the pension insurer of ...
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Around the world today there are striking differences in pension systems. The roles played by families, employers, trade unions, financial intermediaries, community organizations, affiliation groups, and governmental agencies vary tremendously. Yet despite these differences, in almost every country the government is ultimately the pension insurer of ...
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Pensions, Covenants and Insurance
2011Before moving to consider the ALM problem for UK defined benefit pension schemes or, more correctly, voluntary self-administered pension schemes, and their corporate sponsors, we shall first address briefly a few elementary issues relevant to the subsequent analysis.
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Pension insurance contributions and ESG performance: Evidence from China
Finance Research Letters, 2023Rui Li, Zhikai Zhu, Xiaoyan Wang
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Bulletin of the American Association of University Professors, 1916
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Insurance Companies and Pension Funds
1973In this chapter we are considering a group of bodies with overlapping functions. Insurance companies are active in both life assurance and non-life (general) insurance, and they also operate the pension schemes of many companies. The remainder of the pension schemes are operated by independent pension funds.
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