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Roy Wong, senior actuary and pension consultant at PBI presented a session titled “Understanding Actuarial Assumptions” at the International Foundation’s 45th Canadian Annual Employee Benefits Conference.
The presentation covered the following topics:
- What are mortality tables and how are they used for pension plans?
- What are the differences between tables for funding, solvency and commuted values?
- What are mortality improvements and how do they impact pension plans?
- What are mortality improvements and how do they impact pension plans?
- How should your plan deal with increases in longevity?
In the interview, Roy Wong was asked the following questions: What was the topic of your presentation? What are some of the key points? What makes this important now? What do you hope people take away?
Click on the image to view the interview or visit the website of the IFEBP.
