Jean‐Claude Ménard
Biographic Data
| ID | 5821386 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jean‐Claude Ménard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jean‐Claude |
| FAMILY NAME | Ménard |
| SIGNATURE | MÉNARD J C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Office of the Chief Actuary Ottawa Canada |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Measuring and reporting the actuarial obligations of the Canada Pension Plan
The processes used to assess the financial sustainability of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and the corresponding reporting are recognized internationally as “best practices”. In the context of the international and multi‐disciplinary debate about the most appropriate methodology for the measuring and reporting of social security assets and obligations, the experience and practices of Canada offer a number of important policy lessons. The article …
Introduction
In a context of increasing transparency of social security scheme design and financing, assessing the financial implications of the promises made to current and future retirees of a social security pension system has become a key issue. The central role played by actuaries in the financial evaluation of social security systems means that the debate regarding methods and assumptions to use in such an exercise is of interest to all actuaries, those…
The interaction of pillars in multi‐pillar pension systems
Canada, Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden have advanced multi‐pillar pension systems. Using micro‐simulations, this article presents a close examination of the interaction of pillars in these countries. The relative importance and the role of the different pension pillars vary from country to country, and according to age, income, gender and socio‐economic dimensions as well as between generations. A further area of investigation is the mitigat…
Actuarial balance sheets as a tool to assess the sustainability of social security pension systems
The choice of the methodology used to produce a social security pension system's balance sheet is mainly determined by the system's financing approach. In this article, it is shown using the example of the C anada P ension P lan that if the assessment of the financial sustainability of a pay‐as‐you‐go or partially funded system is done through the means of an actuarial balance sheet, then the methodology used should take into account future contr…
Les sociétés d'investissement et la gestion collective de l'épargne (expérience américaine)
Actuarial balance sheets as a tool to assess the sustainability of social security pension systems
The choice of the methodology used to produce a social security pension system's balance sheet is mainly determined by the system's financing approach. In this article, it is shown using the example of the C anada P ension P lan that if the assessment of the financial sustainability of a pay‐as‐you‐go or partially funded system is done through the means of an actuarial balance sheet, then the methodology used should take into account future contr…
The interaction of pillars in multi‐pillar pension systems
Canada, Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden have advanced multi‐pillar pension systems. Using micro‐simulations, this article presents a close examination of the interaction of pillars in these countries. The relative importance and the role of the different pension pillars vary from country to country, and according to age, income, gender and socio‐economic dimensions as well as between generations. A further area of investigation is the mitigat…
Les sociétés d'investissement et la gestion collective de l'épargne (expérience américaine)
Actuarial balance sheets as a tool to assess the sustainability of social security pension systems
The choice of the methodology used to produce a social security pension system's balance sheet is mainly determined by the system's financing approach. In this article, it is shown using the example of the C anada P ension P lan that if the assessment of the financial sustainability of a pay‐as‐you‐go or partially funded system is done through the means of an actuarial balance sheet, then the methodology used should take into account future contr…
The interaction of pillars in multi‐pillar pension systems
Canada, Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden have advanced multi‐pillar pension systems. Using micro‐simulations, this article presents a close examination of the interaction of pillars in these countries. The relative importance and the role of the different pension pillars vary from country to country, and according to age, income, gender and socio‐economic dimensions as well as between generations. A further area of investigation is the mitigat…
Measuring and reporting the actuarial obligations of the Canada Pension Plan
The processes used to assess the financial sustainability of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and the corresponding reporting are recognized internationally as “best practices”. In the context of the international and multi‐disciplinary debate about the most appropriate methodology for the measuring and reporting of social security assets and obligations, the experience and practices of Canada offer a number of important policy lessons. The article …
Introduction
In a context of increasing transparency of social security scheme design and financing, assessing the financial implications of the promises made to current and future retirees of a social security pension system has become a key issue. The central role played by actuaries in the financial evaluation of social security systems means that the debate regarding methods and assumptions to use in such an exercise is of interest to all actuaries, those…
Business (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Finance (4 works) · Finance (4 works) · Pension (4 works) · Global Health Care Issues (3 works) · Insurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk Management (3 works) · Actuarial science (2 works) · Balance (ability (2 works) · Balance sheet (2 works)