9 International Workshop on Pension, Insurance and Saving

9 International Workshop on Pension, Insurance and Saving

LEDa
Economic Department
Chaire Dauphine - Ensae Groupama
GDRI DREEM
9th International Workshop on
Pension, Insurance and Saving
Location / Lieu : Université Paris Dauphine
University Paris Dauphine
Thursday 19 & Friday 20, May, 2011
PROGRAM
Thursday 19, May, 2011 - Room A709 (Building A)
14h00 - 14h15
WELCOME / ACCUEIL DES PARTICIPANTS
14h15 - 14h30
OPENING / OUVERTURE:
Laurent BATSCH, Président (University Paris Dauphine)
Elyes JOUINI, Najat EL MEKKAOUI DE FREITAS, Philippe BERNARD,
Co-organizers (University Paris Dauphine, LEDa)
Patrice GEOFFRON, Head (LEDa)
14h30 - 15h30
KEYNOTE ADDRESS:
Larry BEEFERMAN (Harvard University): “The Cycle of Funded “Pensions”
and Security in Retirement: Virtuous or Vicious?”
15h30 - 16h00
COFFEE BREAK
16h00 - 18h00
SESSION 1: Pension Systems and Financial Markets
Chair: Patrice GEOFFRON (University Paris Dauphine)
“Funding of pensions and economic growth, are they really related?”
Eelco ZANDBERG (University of Groningen)
Discussant: Jean PINQUET (Polytechnique)
“Default options: are life cycle funds the solutions?”
Mabrouk CHETOUANE (Banque de France)
Discussant: Peter VAN SANTEN (University of Groningen)
“Dynamics of health insurance ownership in Vietnam”
Trong-Ha NGUYEN (Australian National University)
Discussant: Bernard CASEY (Warwick University)
“Commitment and lapse behavior in long-term insurance: a case study”
Jean PINQUET (Polytechnique)
Discussant: Bernard CASEY (Warwick University)
Friday 20, May, 2011 - Room A709 (Building A)
8h30 - 8h45
WELCOME / ACCUEIL DES PARTICIPANTS
8h45 - 9h45
KEYNOTE ADDRESS:
Gordon CLARK (Oxford University): “Workplace pensions: from corporatism to
public utilities”
9h45 - 10h00
COFFEE BREAK
10h00 - 12h00
PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 & 3
Room: A709
S2:
Financial Literacy and Financial
Choices
Chair: Edward WHITEHOUSE (OECD)
Room: A707
S3:
Pension Systems and Saving (1)
Chair: Fabian KINDERMANN (University of
Würzburg)
“Financial Literacy and retirement planning in
view of a growing youth demographic: the russian
case”
Georgios PANOS (University of Essex)
Discussant: Luc ARRONDEL (PSE)
“Lifecycle Savings when pension are at risk:
theory and microeconometric evidence”
Peter VAN SANTEN (University of Groningen)
Discussant: Eelco ZANDBERG (University of
Groningen)
“Financial Literacy and pension plan participation
in Italy”
Chiara MONTICONE (University of Turin)
Discussant: Luc ARRONDEL (PSE)
“A positive Approach towards social security
policy : the role of myopic agents”
Xue WEN (Unicatt Italia)
Discussant: Fabian KINDERMAN (University of
Würzburg)
“The role of financial literacy and pensions
knowledge on the investment of retirement
savings”
Carolina FELIX (Emory University)
Discussant: Jean-Christophe VERGNAUD
(University Paris 1)
“Can the longevity risk alleviate the annuitization
puzzle? Empirical Evidence from Dutch Data”
Federica TEPPA (Netherlands Central Bank)
Discussant: Jean-Christophe VERGNAUD
(University Paris 1)
“Evaluating the impact on saving of tax-favored
retirement saving plans”
Andrea TISENO (Banca d’Italia)
Discussant: Henri STERDYNIAK (OFCE)
“Supplementary private pensions and saving:
evidence from Spain”
Jose ANTON (University of Salamanca)
Discussant: Andrea TISENO (Banca d’Italia)
12h00 - 13h00
LUNCH (Espace Accueil)
13h00 - 14h30
SESSION 4: Pension Design and Reforms
Chair: Didier BLANCHET (INSEE)
“French retirement reform and inter-generational equity of the retirement”
Bruno DUCOUDRE (Ministry of Health)
Discussant: Lucy ROBERTS (University Paris Ouest)
“Inequality and tax policy for retiree”
Bérangère LEGENDRE (University d’Orléans et Paris Dauphine)
Discussant: Cindy DUC (Ministry of Health)
“Pension Design, Labor Supply distortions and human capital investment”
Fabian KINDERMAN (University of Würzburg)
Discussant: Patrick AUBERT (Ministry of Health)
2
14h30 - 14h45
COFFEE BREAK
14h45 - 16h15
PARALLEL SESSIONS 5 & 6
Room: A709
S5:
Pension Systems and Saving (2)
Chair: Gordon CLARK (Oxford University)
Room: A707
S6:
Pension Funds and Investments
Chair: Larry BEEFERMAN (Harvard University)
“Wealth evolution over life cycle: an age-periodcohort decomposition”
Carole BONNET (INED)
Discussant: Kevin TRACOL (PSE)
“Post-retirement benefits, leverage, and real
investment”
Sohnke BARTRAM (Lancaster University and
SSGA)
Discussant: Ajanta KUMARA (National Graduate
Institute - Tokyo)
“Wealth effects on consumption plans: French
households in the crisis”
Kevin TRACOL (PSE)
Discussant: Henri STERDYNIAK (OFCE)
“Choosing between subsidized or unsubsidized
private pension schemes: a random parameters
bivariate probit analysis”
Christian PFARR (University of Bayreuth)
“Would emerging market pension funds benefit
from international diversification? An application
of the bootstrap approach”
Ajanta KUMARA (National Graduate Institute Tokyo)
Discussant: Sohnke BARTRAM (Lancaster
University and SSGA)
“Safe withdrawal rates savings for residents in
emerging market countries”
Channarith MENG (National Graduate Institute
for Policy Studies)
Discussant: Bérangère LEGENDRE (University
Paris Dauphine).
16h15 - 16h30
COFFEE BREAK
16h30 - 18h00
GDRI-DREEM SESSION: Pension and informal insurance
Chair: Mouhoub EL MOUHOUD (University Paris Dauphine)
“Optimal enrollment in a pension system and informal family arrangements”
Javier OLIVERA (Leuven University)
Discussant: Baptiste VENET (University Paris Dauphine)
“Assessing perspectives towards the possible effects of a superannuation system: the Mauritian
context”
Namratta BECCEEA (University of Mauritus)
Discussant: Lucy ROBERTS (University Paris Ouest)
“Should we retire earlier to look after our parents ? The role of immigrants”
Agnese ROMITI (University of Roma)
Discussant: Javier OLIVERA (Leuven University)
18h00
CLOSING / COCKTAIL (Espace Accueil)
Location : Université Paris-Dauphine, Place du Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny, 75775 PARIS Cedex 16.
Metro: Porte Dauphine, RER C: Avenue Foch.
Aucun article ne sera distribué. Les communications sont disponibles à l’adresse suivante.
No paper are available during the workshop, they are available at:
http://www.dauphine.fr/fr/actus/detailactu/article/9th-international-workshop-on-pension-insurance-andsaving.html
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