The added value of Social Security actuaries – In what way is actuaries’ advice considered in policy decision-making in Member States?
Announcement from the Actuarial Association of Europe organiser:
Social Security systems depend on the populations, societies, and markets which develop in a dynamic way.
For the design and on-going operation of a social security scheme, the actuary has a crucial role, typically statutory, in analysing its financial status and recommending appropriate action to ensure its long-term
viability.
This webinar is intended to provide more insight in some of the important questions raised in Social Security
since the appearance of COVID-19 pandemic.
- What are the expected consequences of the COVID19 pandemic, on social security systems, including demographic developments?
- What are the accomplishments of an effective actuarial function in social security which enable the fulfillment of its statutory and non-statutory responsibilities and directly contribute towards policy decision-making and citizen well-being?
- To what extent the involvement of Social Security actuaries is currently allowed by Member States?
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To register for this webinar, please follow this link. Registration closes on 9 December 2021.
9.00 – 9:10 Moderator’s welcome and introduction
Maria Economou, Chair of the AAE Social Security Subcommittee
9.10 – 9.35 Actuarial perspectives on COVID19 epidemics: Short and long term consequences of
COVID19 pandemics on social security systems of EU member states
9.35 – 10.00 Setting-up an effective actuarial function in social security
10.00 – 10.25 Social security actuaries throughout Europe
10.25 – 11.00 Q&A
Maria Economou, Chair of the AAE Social Security Subcommittee
David Bogatai, Chair of the AAE Mortality Task Force
Costas Stavrakis, Chair of the AAE Methodology and Projections Task Force
Tibor Párniczky, Chair of the AAE Adequacy Task Force