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Aging

The Dutch pension system needs to be changed because if the economic crisis and aging of the population; the labor market faces problems too. How do we deal with the consequences of aging in society?

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Pension of the future must be flexible

New pension contracts should allow room for flexibility and customization: that’s the message being sent by Tilburg professor Lans Bovenberg in a recently published NEA paper produced in collaboration with Wouter Koelewijn and Niels Kortleve of pension organization PGGM.
Elderly unsatified with government policies

Over half of Dutch people over 55 (51.9%) feel that the current government hardly represents their interests or fails to do so altogether. In the 2010 National Senior Citizens’ Barometer, they give the government’s policy a paltry 5.5 out of 10.
New research ‘Pension Fund Management’ en ‘Future provisions’

Tilburg University has appointed Alfred Slager as Professor of Pension Fund Management at TiasNimbas Business School. His chair concerns management of pensions funds, especially investements. Interpolis and PwC have extended their funding for the Chair of Fiscal and Legal Aspects of Pensions at Tilburg Law School, held by Gerry Dietvorst.

More news

OPINION Kène Henkens:
Employers have no use for senior staff

OPINION Harrie Verbon:
Lower incomes fall foul of pension agreement

Lans Bovenberg

Lans Bovenberg

Economics

Gerry Dietvorst

Gerry Dietvorst

Future provisions

Theo Nijman

Theo Nijman

Investment-theories

René Schalk

René Schalk

Human Resource Managment

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Academic Papers Netspar
Network for studies on Pensions, Aging, and Retirement
Kees Koedijk en Alfred Slager What all pension fund board members should know by heart (in Dutch), MJ 11 May 2011

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Tilburg Research

Arie Kapteijn on pensions