Netspar invites contributions from all areas of Netspar’s research program. Topics of interest are: - Well-being and wealth of the elderly - Communication and choice - Work, pensions, housing and care - Savings, investments and insurance - Institutions, governance and solidarity - The labor...

Topics of interest are: - Risk management during working life - Risk management during retirement years - The art of choosing - Supervision of fully funded pensions: solvency and transparency - Risk sharing and distribution among generations: full funding, pay-as-you-go, taxation - The labor...

Mariacristina de Nardi (UCL, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, IFS and NBER) and Andrew Ang (Columbia University) will give invited lectures on January 29 and 30. Mariacristina de Nardi will mainly focus on the retirement life-cycle phase and discuss, among others, the effect of medical...

This pension day is targeted mainly (though not exclusively) at junior Netspar researchers. However, all Netspar researchers, including those who have not had an opportunity to present their Netspar research at recent Netspar workshops, are also encouraged to submit their paper(s).

This pension day is targeted mainly (though not exclusively) at junior Netspar researchers. However, all Netspar researchers, including those who have not had an opportunity to present their Netspar research at recent Netspar workshops, are also encouraged to submit their paper(s).

Topics of interest are: - Risk management during working life - Risk management during retirement years - The art of choosing -Supervision of fully funded pensions: solvency and transparency - Risk sharing and distribution among generations: full funding, pay-as-you-go, taxation - The labor...

This pension day is targeted mainly (though not exclusively) at junior Netspar researchers. However, all senior researchers, including those who have not had an opportunity to present their Netspar research at recent Netspar workshops, are also encouraged to submit their paper(s). Netspar...

Topics: - Macroeconomic aspects of ageing and retirement; - Life cycle behaviour of individuals; - Ageing and health; - Institutional aspects and behaviour of pension funds and financial institutions.

The first two days are focused on academic research, with contributed papers and with two keynote speakers: Brigitte Madrian, Harvard Kennedy School of Government, will talk about the behavioral economics of pension savings and Jonathan Skinner, Dartmouth College, will address saving adequacy as...

For the academic conference day, we invite contributed papers from all fields of pension economics. Topics of interest are, among others, - Macroeconomic aspects of ageing and retirement; - Life cycle behaviour of individuals; - Institutional aspects and behaviour of pension funds and financial...