Longevity Risk and the Consequences for the Actuary
D.J. Plomp
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D.J. Plomp
Abstract
The research is done at Hewitt Associates, Amsterdam. At Hewitt I investigated the consequences of longevity risk. Using the well known model of Lee-Carter, a prognosis of future life-expectancy in the Netherlands is constructed. Then the financial consequences for Dutch pension funds are examined, in particular when its participants become older as expected.
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The research is done at Hewitt Associates, Amsterdam. At Hewitt I investigated the consequences of longevity risk. Using the well known model of Lee-Carter, a prognosis of future life-expectancy in the Netherlands is constructed. Then the financial consequences for Dutch pension funds are examined, in particular when its participants become older as expected.
Key concepts: Actuary, Longevity risk, Life expectancy, Actuarial science, Longevity, Pension, Expectancy theory, Economics