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Moral hazard in pensions

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Longevity forecasts in pensions ‘too low’ reports the FT. But why would they be any other way? The higher the estimate, the more the actuary’s employer or client must put into the pension fund. Same goes for equity allocations and actuarial valuation techniques.

Posted: September 26th, 2006 under Unsorted.
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