Pension-plan assumptions about death and market returns that change when people live longer and investment returns fluctuate.
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assumption changes
Pension-plan assumptions about death and market returns that change when people live longer and investment returns fluctuate.
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Jiang says pension systems assumed old people would die soon after retirement and that investment returns would steadily improve, but longevity and market volatility break those assumptions.
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"...up. Why is this happening? It's happening because there's something called assumption changes. Okay? So two assumptions are being made. First is that old..."
"We can see how fast they're growing. Okay? Over 60 years old, really growing really fast. There's a problem because if they keep on..."
"In finance, where do the dumbest people work? You guys know? In finance, the dumbest people work where? They work in pension funds. Why?..."
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