Ageing Population Risks
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
An ageing population is a major challenge for many countries, arising from a declining fertility rate and an increasing life expectancy. A longevity risk (the adverse outcome of people living longer than expected) exacerbated by declining equity returns, coupled with the record low interest rate environments, have significant implications for societies, and manifests as a systematic risk for providers of retirement income products. Accurate mortality and population projections have become critical for policymakers and industry. The aim of this Special Issue is to highlight advances in empirical results and numerical methods for quantitative modeling of risks related to ageing population problems.
Prof. Dr. Pavel Shevchenko
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Mortality modeling
- Demography models/studies
- Longevity, sequence and behavioral risks for the retirement zone
- Long-term care needs, costs and products for the elderly
- Disability/health state transitions
- Longevity products
- Retirement income products
- Life-cycle modelling related to the retirement phase
- Behavioral studies for decisions and preferences in retirement
- Regulations and policies related to ageing population
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Published Papers
Risks - ISSN 2227-9091