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The Case for U.S. Plan-Specific Mortality Studies

Matthew L. Bond
Special Issues Fall 2017, 2017 (1) 35-42; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/sp.2017.2017.1.035
Matthew L. Bond
is a partner at Aon PLC in Norwalk, CT
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Sponsors of many U.S. pension and retiree welfare plans should consider reviewing their mortality assumptions to inform decisions, improve reporting, and minimize certain plan costs. This article explores these objectives, outlines how to execute plan-specific analysis, and calls upon plan sponsors to take action.

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    • MOTIVATION #1—SUPPORT EFFECTIVE PLAN DESIGN AND RISK MANAGEMENT
    • MOTIVATION #2—BETTER UNDERSTAND TRUE PLAN LIABILITIES AND COSTS
    • MOTIVATION #3—POTENTIALLY REDUCE CASH REQUIREMENTS AND PBGC PREMIUMS
    • WHEN TO CONSIDER FUNDING/PBGC MORTALITY ANALYSIS
    • OPTIONS FOR PLAN-SPECIFIC ANALYSIS DEPEND ON PLAN SIZE
    • KEY STEPS IN A MORTALITY EXPERIENCE STUDY
    • EXAMPLE: RECOGNIZING DEMOGRAPHICS INFLUENCES DECISION MAKING
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