Papers disscused will adress the following topics :

• Demographic trends and the consequences for savings and growth.
• Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE), financial development and savings in developing countries.
• Pension reform, risk sharing and distribution among generations, macroeconomic aspects of ageing and retirement in developed and developing countries.
• Pension fund investment governance.
• Regulation and Solvency II for insurance and pension plans.
• Investment risk management during working life, life cycle saving and investment behavior.
• Investment risk management during retirement.
• Modelling outcomes in DC plans.
• Annuities and other pay-out mechanisms.
• Financial literacy and behavioral issues in individual financial planning.
• Heterogeneity within generations and the position of senior citizens.
• Health.

Papers:

• Saving and Consumption When Children Move Out by Simon Rottke, Alexander Klos
• Employment Duration and Shifts into Retirement in the EU by Ted Aranki, Corrado Macchiarelli
• Financial and Political Sustainability for Social Security Financing: What Options Do Countries with Mature Pay-As-You-Go Systems Have? by John A. Turner
• Demography and intergenerational public transfers: a political economy approach by Loïc Batté
• Pension rules and implicit marginal tax rate in France by Frédéric Gannon, Vincent Touzéy
• Differential mortality, aging and social security: delaying the retirement age when educational spillovers matter by Gilles Le Garrec, Stéphane Lhuissiery
• Poverty Risk at Old-Age: the Role of Private Retirement Incomes by Najat El Mekkaoui De Freitas, Bérangère Legendre, Gordon Clark
• Reverse Mortgage: Making assets a tool against poverty by Flavia Coda Moscarola, Maria-cristina Rossi, Dario Sansone
• Value-at-Risk-based risk management in a jump-diffusion model by Cheng Zhang, Yang Zhouy, Zhiping Zhou
• Introduction eects of the Chilean unemployment Insurance over unemployment spells durations by Isabel Poblete, Ximena Quintanilla, George Vega
• The psychology and economics of reverse mortgage attitudes: evidence from the Netherlands by Henriette Prast, Mariacristina Rossi, Rik Dillingh, Cesira Urzì Brancati
• Are retirement decisions vulnerable to framing effects ? Empirical evidence from NL and the US by Federica Teppa, Maarten van Rooij
• The effects of the financial crisis of the late 2000s on the wealth, consumption and saving of households in Italy by Renata Bottazzi, Serena Trucchi, Matthew Wakefield
• Time inconsistency and retirement planning by Frank Caliendo, Scott Findley
• Managing sponsor risk in pension plans : dynamic strategies vs. pension assurance by Samuel Sender
• Saving and consumption when children move out by Simon Rottke, Alexander Klos
• Aging, health status, and productivity in France: a generational accounting perspective by Xavier Chojnicki, Paul-Eliot Rabesandratana
• Household reactions to defined benefitt pension risk by Nicolás Salamanca, Andries de Grip, Olaf Sleijpen
• The joint dynamics of labor income, stock prices, and house prices and the implications for household decisions by Marius Ascheberg, Holger Kraft, Claus Munk, Farina Weiss
• How can i say no? Savings and forced solidarity in the extended family : evidence from Senegal by Marie Boltz-Laemmel
• Endogenous financial literacy, saving and stock market participation by Luca Spataro, Lorenzo Corsini
• The tax benet of income smoothing by Kristian Rydqvist, Steven Schwartz, Joshua Spizman
• Longevity Risk and Annuity Insurance in France by Jorge-Miguel Bravo
  , Najat El-Mekkaoui de Freitas
• Mortality risk, pension agency problem, and a modern malthusian theory of capital structure by Haikun Zhu, Hao Liang, David Ding
• The Impact of Demographic Change on Sectoral Prices by Max Groneck, Christoph Kaufmann
• Pension retirement decisions, eligibility rules, and socially differentiated increase in life expectancy by Sergio Ginebri
• Optimal annuitization decisions with liquidity constraints by Geng Niu, Yang Zhou
• Automatic adjustment mechanisms and budget balancing of pension schemes by Frédéric Gannon, Florence Legros, Vincent Touzé
• Longevity-risk transfer with nancial risk: is it worth for annuity providers? by Elisa Luciano, Luca Regis
• Optimal degree of funding of public sector pension plans by Lex Meijdam, Eduard Ponds
• Cohort mortality risk or adverse selection in the UK annuity market? by Edmund Cannon, Ian Tonks
• Subcultures in household financial decision-making : an exploratory study of risky asset ownership in the Netherlands by Michael Dowling
• Macroeconomics-at-Risk by Christophe Boucher, Bertrand Maillet
• And Lead us not into temptation : presentation formats and the choice of risky alternatives by Franca Elsner, Helmut Grundl, Christian Wildey
• Trading death: the implications of annuity replication for the annuity puzzle, arbitrage, speculation and portfolios by Charles Sutcliffe
• Regulatory Environment and Pension Investment Performance by Ling-Ni Boon, Marie Brière, Carole Gresse, Bas Werker
• An economic evaluation of model risk in long-term asset allocations by Christophe Boucher, Gregory Jannin, Patrick Kouontchou, Bertrand Maillet
• Dynamic preferences for popular investment strategies in pension funds by Carole Bernard, Minsuk Kwack
• “For richer, for poorer” : savings preferences and choice of spouse by Luc Arrondel, Nicolas Frémeaux
• A Reporting standard for defined contribution pension plans by Kees de Vaan, Daniele Fano, Herialt Mens, Giovanna Nicodano
• Predictable demographic change and human capital returns by Miguel Palacios.
• Forecasting death rates using exogenous determinants by Declan French