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Small private pension funds

Journal of the Staple Inn Actuarial Society, 1952
An important factor in any actuarial problem is the number of lives likely to be involved. It is at first surprising therefore that so little attention is paid to the question of size in our pension fund literature, although a brief consideration of the historical development of pension funds gives some indication of the reason for this situation ...
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The Administration of a Private Pension Fund

Journal of the Staple Inn Actuarial Society, 1958
This paper attempts to set out some of the points of detail in the administration of a privately administered pension fund based on the practical experience of a large fund. The solutions offered to the problems arising have necessarily been reached in the context of a particular fund and do not claim to be the only, or even the best, answers for other
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Private Pension Funds' Problems

Voprosy Ekonomiki, 2004
Private pension funds in Russia have been growing in number dramatically over the past few years. The increasing importance of private pension funds as holders of financial assets means that their impact on the functioning of financial markets is steadily growing.
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Some Implications of Private Pension Funds

Southern Economic Journal, 1955
Wartime wage controls, excess profit taxation and union pressure have encouraged a marked expansion in private pension programs during the past decade. Reserves for these programs are now estimated to be between seventeen and twenty billion dollars and may well approach forty billion dollars by 1960.' Unless adequate adjustments are made in the social ...
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Development of Privately Managed Pension Funds in the Context of Pension Reform [PDF]

Annals of the University of Petrosani - Economics, 2009
The development of privately managed funded pension provision reflects some trends in societies, like for instance richer societies which might favour more responsibility and choice for individuals, or the expectation that diversifying risks through funded pension might achieve higher returns than GDP growth, while it also means inevitably higher risks.
Liliana Ivănuş, Claudia Isac, Ilie Răscolean   +2 more
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Pension reform and private pension funds in Peru and Colombia [PDF]

, 1997
The author examines the performance of the new private pension systems in Peru and Colombia during their first years of existence. Peru and Colombia were the second and third Latin American countries to implement a systemic reform of their pension systems.
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INFLATION AND THE ACCUMULATION OF ASSETS IN PRIVATE PENSION FUNDS*

Economic Inquiry, 1981
The effect of inflation on asset accumulation in private pension funds is analyzed using a stock adjustment model which incorporates nonbehavioral saving. Nonbehavioral saving (such as capital gains) occurs with considerably lower adjustment cost than behavioral saving.
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Pension funds, privatization, and the limits to “Workers Capital”

Studies in Political Economy, 2018
In the 1960s and 1970s, some worker activists thought they saw a source of emerging working class power in the growth of North American workers’ pension funds.
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A structural analysis of private pension funds

2014
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Guaranty Fund for Private Pension Obligations

The Journal of Risk and Insurance, 1973
Harold C. Krogh, Dan M. McGill
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