The Future of pensions in the European Community

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The Future of pensions in the European Community

edited by Jørgen Mortensen

Brassey's (UK), 1992

1st English ed

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Distributed in North America by Macmillan Pub

"Papers published here were first presented at the "Planning for Retirement in Europe" Conference, held in Brussels from 28 to 29 November 1991"--P. vii

"Published by Brassey's for Centre for European Policy Studies"--P. facing t.p

Includes bibliographical references and index

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Challenges are building up in the field of retirement provision in the European Community. These involve the financing of pensions for an ever-increasing number of old people, coping with the effects of the liberalization of capital markets and financial services, and preparing for economic and monetary union and, perhaps, a single currency within the EC. This book sets out to examine these issues in contributions by leading experts and officials in the various fields. It deals in depth with the need and scope for reform of the pension systems in several EC states, with the interaction of taxation and pension systems, the role and problems of public regulation and the prevention of the abuse of pension-fund assets. It also provides an examination of the impact of EMU and a single currency on pension contracts and asset-management.

目次

  • Introduction: planning for retirement - the current issues, Jorgen Mortensen
  • setting the framework, Sir Leon Brittan. Part 1 The implications of population ageing for the financing of old-age pensions: population ageing and old-age income maintenance - basic facts and problems, Peter Sturm
  • the future development of old-age security, Winifred Schmhl
  • demography, public budgets, balances of payment and retirement provision, Jorgen Mortensen
  • public pensions in an ageing society - the case of Italy, Daniele Franco and Francesco Frasca
  • modelling the effects of rules and regulations - pay-as-you-go and funded systems, Klaus Heubeck. Part 2 The effects of regulation and taxation: the development of pension funds in the major industrial countries, E.P. Davis
  • the taxation of occupational and private pensions in Western Europe, Paul Johnson. Part 3 The implications of the liberalization of capital movements and European monetary union: the investment behaviour of European pension funds - implications for Europe's capital markets, Stefan Hepp
  • the liberalization of capital movements and financial services - implications for pension funds, Sotirios Kollias
  • the implications of European monetary union for pension funds and life insurance, Laurens de Leur
  • prospects for the ecu and the impact of EMU on private pensions, G.M. Dickinson
  • ecu-denominated assets as a basis for pension-fund investment.

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