Sessions by Topic
General Sessions
1-A-1 - Post-Election Legislative/Regulatory Landscape
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2-B-1 - Ethics
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3-D-1 - Megatrends and Macro Risks for Retirement Plans
In the coming decades, America’s demographic and economic landscape is poised for significant transformation, influenced by a variety of dynamic forces. Evolving patterns of work and retirement as well as the shifting age-dependency ratios both in the US and globally, are set to reshape our society. While some experts are optimistic about the potential advances in biomedicine to enhance our longevity, it is important to acknowledge the importance of addressing challenges such as public health, future pandemics, and lifestyle choices. Additionally, the roles of artificial intelligence, climate change, and other global trends present uncertainty and risk for the future.
This session explores ideas, data trends, and analysis of these megatrends and macro factors while considering how these factors may influence the long-term sustainability of single-employer, multiemployer, and public retirement systems. The panelists discuss proactive strategies that actuaries can do today to assist plan sponsors in navigating the future.
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Retirement Sessions
1-A-1 - Post-Election Legislative/Regulatory Landscape
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1-C-1 - Capital Market Update - Economic Assumptions in a Changing Environment
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1-D-1 - Recent Court Cases of Interest to Retirement Actuaries
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2-A-1 - De-Risking Investment Strategies
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2-C-1 - Pension Regulations Post-Chevron
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2-D-1 - Practical Applications and Professional Risks of AI
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3-A-1 -The Next Round of Innovation in Defined Contribution Plans
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3-B-1 - Adverse Selection - Effect on Pension Liabilities and Plan Design
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3-C-1 - Required Minimum Distributions
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3-D-1 - Megatrends and Macro Risks for Retirement Plans
In the coming decades, America’s demographic and economic landscape is poised for significant transformation, influenced by a variety of dynamic forces. Evolving patterns of work and retirement as well as the shifting age-dependency ratios both in the US and globally, are set to reshape our society. While some experts are optimistic about the potential advances in biomedicine to enhance our longevity, it is important to acknowledge the importance of addressing challenges such as public health, future pandemics, and lifestyle choices. Additionally, the roles of artificial intelligence, climate change, and other global trends present uncertainty and risk for the future.
This session explores ideas, data trends, and analysis of these megatrends and macro factors while considering how these factors may influence the long-term sustainability of single-employer, multiemployer, and public retirement systems. The panelists discuss proactive strategies that actuaries can do today to assist plan sponsors in navigating the future.