This work analyses pension system sustainability in the light of a new methodology (Angrisani, The logical sustainability of the pension system, 2008), which pertains to defined contribution pension systems provided with a funded component. A necessary and sufficient condition of the sustainability obtained in this methodological context is illustrated numerically. As regards sustainability our results show the key role of a specific variable of state, namely the level of unfunded contribution rate, whose definition is strictly connected to the part of pension liability that is not covered by system assets.

This work analyses pension system sustainability in the light of a new methodology (Angrisani, The logical sustainability of the pension system, 2008), which pertains to defined contribution pension systems provided with a funded component. A necessary and sufficient condition of the sustainability obtained in this methodological context is illustrated numerically. As regards sustainability our results show the key role of a specific variable of state, namely the level of unfunded contribution rate, whose definition is strictly connected to the part of pension liability that is not covered by system assets.

A new analysis methodology for pension system sustainability / Angrisani, Massimo; Di Palo, C.. - STAMPA. - Volume unico:(2010), pp. 19-34. (Intervento presentato al convegno XVII Meeting on Risk Theory tenutosi a Campobasso nel 7/09/2010).

A new analysis methodology for pension system sustainability

ANGRISANI, Massimo;
2010

Abstract

This work analyses pension system sustainability in the light of a new methodology (Angrisani, The logical sustainability of the pension system, 2008), which pertains to defined contribution pension systems provided with a funded component. A necessary and sufficient condition of the sustainability obtained in this methodological context is illustrated numerically. As regards sustainability our results show the key role of a specific variable of state, namely the level of unfunded contribution rate, whose definition is strictly connected to the part of pension liability that is not covered by system assets.
2010
XVII Meeting on Risk Theory
This work analyses pension system sustainability in the light of a new methodology (Angrisani, The logical sustainability of the pension system, 2008), which pertains to defined contribution pension systems provided with a funded component. A necessary and sufficient condition of the sustainability obtained in this methodological context is illustrated numerically. As regards sustainability our results show the key role of a specific variable of state, namely the level of unfunded contribution rate, whose definition is strictly connected to the part of pension liability that is not covered by system assets.
Public Pension Systems; Defined Contribution Pension System; Pension System Sustainability
04 Pubblicazione in atti di convegno::04b Atto di convegno in volume
A new analysis methodology for pension system sustainability / Angrisani, Massimo; Di Palo, C.. - STAMPA. - Volume unico:(2010), pp. 19-34. (Intervento presentato al convegno XVII Meeting on Risk Theory tenutosi a Campobasso nel 7/09/2010).
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