ISBN:
9781800372986
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (328 pages)
Keywords:
Pensions
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Pensions
;
Pensions
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Electronic books
Abstract:
"Presenting the evolution of supplementary pensions over the past 25 years, this comprehensive book introduces the origin of pensions as a concept and explores the role that international organisations play within the field. It draws comparisons between different welfare states, reflecting upon current research and identifying new directions and ideas. Despite observing significant differences in the approaches to pension design, the book identifies common challenges, including the need to provide for an increasingly aging population, slow economic growth following the 2008 global financial crisis, the need for effective regulation, and increased labour market flexibility. Leading scholars analyse the experiences of a broad range of countries and offer insights into their responses to the numerous challenges faced by national pension systems. The book covers significant moments in pensions history following the World Bank's 1994 report on Averting the Old Age Crisis, and subsequent responses to challenges posed by longevity and economic crises. This book will be an ideal companion for academic researchers and financial law scholars interested in pensions and looking to develop an international perspective on the issue, as well as professionals in the pensions industry who are engaging with other countries and looking to develop their knowledge of overseas pension systems"--
Description / Table of Contents:
Contents: Preface -- 1. Introduction / James Kolaczkowski, Yves Stevens and Jakob Markus Werbrouck -- 2. On the origin of pensions / Yves Stevens -- 3. The role of international organizations in the last 25 years and their effect on pension reforms throughout the world / Paul Roels -- 4. Belgium: 25 years of occupational pension schemes for employees in belgium from a legal perspective / Emma Suzanne van Aggelen and Jakob Markus Werbrouck -- 5. Finland: Pension reforms in finland / Susan Kuivalainen and Kati Kuitto -- 6. France: A national overview / Arnauld D'Yvoire -- 7. Germany: About unpopular but necessary reforms / Heinz-Dietrich Steinmeyer -- 8. Greece: perpetual struggle against the sovereignty of public pension regimes / Gabriel Amitsis -- 9. Ireland: Talking about change - pension reform in ireland 1994-2019 / Michelle Maher -- 10. Italy: The Italian pension system - reform trajectories and open issues / Felice Roberto Pizzuti and Michele Raitano -- 11. The Netherlands: Pensions in the netherlands - from defined benefit to defined contribution / Erik Lutjens -- 12. Poland: A preliminary assessment / Marek Szczepański, Joanna Ratajczak, Kamila Bielawska, Joanna Rutecka-Góra and Sylwia Pieńkowska-Kamieniecka -- 13. The development of supplementary pensions in portugal: Influenced by ideas, the process of European integration and national idiosyncrasies / Maria Clara Murteira -- 14. Spain: The evolution of the Spanish private pension system: 1994-2019 / Inmaculada Domínguez Fabián and John A. Turner -- 15. Sweden: (supplementary) pensions 1994-2019 / Eskil Wadensjö -- 16. Switzerland: 25 years of occupational pension provision (1995-2020) / Jacques-André Schneider -- 17. The United Kingdom: Political and labour market influences / Bryn Davies and James Kolaczkowski -- 18. The United States: The evolution of the us pension system - 1994-2019 / Jonathan Barry Forman, Dana M. Muir and John A. Turner -- 19. Pensions and the paradox of trust: Developments over the past 25 years / Kamila Bielawska, Sally Shen and John A. Turner -- 20. Changes in approach to risk sharing in supplementary pension schemes / Anna Gierusz, Patrycja Kowalczyk-Rólczyńska, Agnieszka Pobłocka and Joanna Rutecka-Góra -- 21. Editors' view and conclusion / James Kolaczkowski, Yves Stevens and Jakob Markus Werbrouck -- Index
Note:
Includes bibliographical references and index
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