Kingdom of the Netherlands-Netherlands; Publication of Financial Sector Assessment Program Documentation: Technical Note on Pensions Sector Issues

The recent crisis and interest rate declines have put the financial sustainability of the Dutch occupational pension system under severe strain. The benefit-cutting measures have been received by the public as an unexpected and almost unknown option inherent in the pension contracts. Adding to the strain on the pension funds is an unexpected increment in the longevity of the Dutch population. The transparency and risk-sensitive framework of pension funds regulation has brought the question of the sustainability of the Dutch pension system.

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Year of publication:	2011-07-25
Institutions:	International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund
Subject:	Asset management \| Financial Sector Assessment Program \| Investment policy \| Pension funds \| Risk management \| pension \| pension fund \| pensions \| pension schemes \| pension system \| occupational pension schemes \| occupational pension \| retirement \| pension plans \| pension scheme \| company pension \| pension beneficiaries \| pillar pension \| solvency requirements \| pension benefit \| retirement age \| longevity risk \| insurance companies \| pension funds investments \| state pension \| management of pension funds \| pension fund portfolios \| market risk \| pension payments \| pension administration \| pension fund management \| global pension \| occupational pensions \| pillar system \| retirement saving \| pension contracts \| future pension \| mortality tables \| pension supervision \| tax treatment \| market risks \| occupational pension plans \| pension benefits \| age of retirement \| current pension \| portfolio management \| private pension \| pension products \| pension entitlements \| pension assets \| saving plans \| wage growth \| life expectancy \| supervisory regime \| pension administrators \| pension systems \| pension plan \| individual pension \| pension committee \| pension arrangement \| defined benefit pensions \| insurance product \| health care \| contribution rate \| insurance pension \| basic pension \| supervisory authorities \| provision of pensions \| deferred retirement \| private saving \| payment of pensions \| defined contribution plans \| supplementary pension \| supervisory authority \| risk sharing \| internal controls \| private pension arrangement \| pension at retirement \| contribution collection \| compulsory membership \| supervisory framework \| accrual rates \| defined benefit \| pension base \| retirement income system \| retirement pension \| pension contributions \| small pension \| pension right \| benefit pensions \| defined contributions \| retirement income

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	IMF Staff Country Reports.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	The text is part of a series IMF Staff Country Reports Number 11/209 3 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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