
Developing Annuities Markets : The Experience of Chile.
Title:
Developing Annuities Markets : The Experience of Chile.
Author:
Rocha, Roberto.
ISBN:
9780821366677
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1 online resource (292 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Acronyms and Abbreviations -- Glossary -- Executive Summary -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- Background -- The Importance of Chile as a Case Study -- The Purpose and Structure of the Report -- Chapter 2 The Market for Retirement Products: An Overview -- The Evolution and Current Size of the Market for Retirement Products -- The Conditions for Retirement -- The Menu of Retirement Products -- The Demand for Retirement Products -- The Structure of the Market for Retirement Products -- The Performance of the PW Market -- The Performance of the Annuities Market: The Consumer's Side -- The Performance of the Annuities Market: The Provider's Side -- Chapter 3 Major Risks in the Market for Retirement Products -- Introduction -- Major Risks Faced by Workers -- Major Risks Faced by Pensioners -- Major Risks Faced by Providers -- Major Risks Faced by the Government -- Addressing the Risks in the Market for Retirement Products -- Chapter 4 Internal Risk Management by Providers -- Introduction -- The Availability of Financial Instruments in Chile -- Risk Management by AFPs -- Risk Management by Life Insurance Companies -- Summary of Findings and Recommendations -- Chapter 5 The Regulation of Retirement Products -- Background -- Retirement Rules -- The Menu of Retirement Products and Individual Product Design -- The Time Path of Annuities and Phased Withdrawals -- Marketing Regulation -- Conclusions and Recommendations -- Chapter 6 The Regulation of Market Participants -- Background -- Investment Regulation of AFPs and Life Insurance Companies -- Capital Regulations of AFPs and Life Insurance Companies -- Evaluation of Capital Rules for Annuity Providers -- The Annuity Guarantee and Resolution Mechanisms -- Conclusions and Recommendations -- Chapter 7 Conclusions, Recommendations, and Lessons for Other Countries.
Main Findings and Conclusions -- Main Recommendations -- Lessons for Other Countries -- Annex 1 An Analysis of Money's Worth Ratios in Chile -- Introduction -- Methodology -- Data -- Analysis of Money's Worth Ratios -- Comparisons with Other Empirical Studies -- Conclusions -- Annex 2 An Economic Analysis of the Annuity Rate in Chile -- Introduction -- A Heuristic Model of the Annuity Rate -- Data -- Econometric Results -- Estimation Results -- Summary of Findings and Conclusions -- Annex 3 Statistical Tables -- Bibliography -- Index -- Figures -- 2.1 Minimum Pension and Poverty Line in UF and Minimum Pension as % of the Average Covered Wage, 1990-2005 -- 2.2 Insurance Premia: Total, Life, Non-Life, and Annuities (in % of GDP), 1990-2003 -- 2.3 Pension and Insurance Assets (% of GDP), 1990-2004 -- 2.4 Shares of PWs and Annuities in the Stock of Normal Old-Age Pensions (in %), 1990-2004 -- 2.5 Number of Life Insurance Companies, Annuity Providers, and AFPs, 1988-2005 -- 2.6 Market Concentration Ratios in Herfindahl Pensions and Annuities, and Share of the Three Largest Firms, 1988-2005 -- 2.7 Average Annuity Rate and the Risk-Free Rate (% p.a.) 1993-2005 -- 2.8 Annuity Rate, Adjusted Annuity Rate, Central Bank Bonds and Corporate Bonds (% p.a.), 1993-2005 -- 2.9 Commission Rates (% of the Premium), 1990-2005 -- 2.10 Administrative Costs of Annuity Providers, as % of Total Assets, 1989-2003 -- 2.11 Returns on Equity (ROE) of AFPs and Life Insurance Companies (%), 1992-2004 -- 4.1 Real Return and Risk of Each AFP and Type of Fund, Sep. 2002-Feb. 2004 -- 5.1 Hypothetical Payment Paths for PW and Annuity, 55-Year-Old Pensioner -- 5.2 Payment Paths for a 55-Year-Old Pensioner -- 5.3 Payment Paths for a 65-Year-Old Pensioner -- 5.4 Payment Paths for a Low Income 65-Year-Old Pensioner.
6.1 Consolidated Balance Sheet of Life Insurance Companies (UF millions), Sep. 2005 -- 6.2 Annuity Company Capacity to Absorb Provisioning Increases -- 6.3 Annuity Company Capacity to Absorb Increases (Detail) -- A1.1 MWRs and Premiums in 1999 and 2005 -- A1.2 Annuity Rate and Interest Rates on Central Bank Bonds and Corporate Bonds (%p.a.), 1993-2005 -- A2.1 Supply and Demand for Annuities -- Tables -- 2.1 Coverage in the Chilean Pension System, 1990-2004 -- 2.2 Number of Pensioners in the Old and New Pension Systems, 1990-2004 -- 2.3 Insurance Premiums (% of GDP) in Chile, LAC, and OECD, 2001 -- 2.4 Assets of Insurance Companies and Pension Funds (% of GDP) in Chile, LAC, and OECD -- 2.5 Breakdown of the Stock of Pensioners, by Type of Retirement, 1990-2004 -- 2.6 Average Retirement Age, by Type of Retirement, 1988-2003 -- 2.7 Average Monthly Pensions by Type (in UF), 1990-2004, Period Averages -- 2.8 Breakdown of Stock of Pensions, by Type of Instrument, 1990-2004 -- 2.9 Average Pensions by Instrument (in UF), 1990-2004, Period Averages -- 2.10 Types of Annuities Issued in March 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005 -- 2.11 Average MWRs for Annuities Issued in March 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005 -- 2.12 Money's Worth Ratios as a Function of Selected Variables -- 2.13 Average Money's Worth Ratios in Selected Countries -- 2.14 Portfolio of Life Insurance Companies (in % of Total), 1991-2005 -- 2.15 Main Determinants of the Average Annuity Rate -- 3.1 Major Risks in the Market for Retirement Products -- 4.1 Financial Assets (% of GDP) and Participation by AFPs and Life Insurance Companies, 1995-2003 -- 4.2 Characteristics of Major Financial Instruments -- 4.3 Range of Fund Choices by Age -- 4.4 Average Age, Wage, Balance, and Size of Different Funds, Dec. 2005 -- 4.5 Portfolio Composition of Pension Funds, by Type of Fund (%), Dec. 2004.
4.6 Value at Risk of Pension Fund Portfolios, August 2003-April 2004 -- 4.7 Impact of Different Mortality Tables on Annuity Values and LICO Liabilities -- 4.8 Expected Duration of Different Annuities by Age -- 4.9 Portfolio of Life Insurance Companies (in % of Total), 1991-2004 -- 4.10 Portfolio Composition of Life Insurance Companies (% of Total Portfolio), Chile (2003) and OECD Countries (2001) -- 5.1 Summary of Retirement Rules -- 5.2 Summary of Characteristics of Retirement Products -- 5.3 Number and Average Amount of Phased Withdrawals, According to Relation to PW Formula and the MPG, Dec. 2004 -- 5.4 Annuities Issued in March of 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005 -- 5.5 Comparison of Retirement Product Features -- 5.6 Number of Requests for Quotes, Broken Down by Type of Access, Aug. 2004-Oct. 2005 -- 5.7 Choice of Retirement Products under New Quotation System, Aug. 2004-Oct. 2005 -- 5.8 Acceptance of Annuity Offers by Ranking of Quotes, Aug. 2004-Oct. 2005 -- 6.1 CP k Factors Used in the CALCE Rule -- 6.2 Liability Impact of Updating Mortality and Discount Rates-Male Annuitants -- 6.3 Liability Impact of Updating Mortality and Discount Rates-Female Annuitants -- A1.1 Levels and Changes in Mortality Rates -- A1.2 Summary Statistics of the Dataset -- A1.3 Summary Statistics of the Dataset by Subgroups -- A1.4 Money's Worth Ratios in 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2005, Computed with the Risk-Free Rate and an Update Cohort Annuitan -- A1.5 Main Determinants of MWRs, Pooled Data -- A1.6 Variable Correlation Matrix -- A1.7 Main Determinants of MWRs, 1999 -- A1.8 Main Determinants of MWRs, 2002 -- A1.9 Main Determinants of MWRs, 2003 -- A1.10 Main Determinants of MWRs, 2004 -- A1.11 Main Determinants of MWRs, 2005 -- A1.12 Mean, Standard Deviation, and Coefficient of Variation of MWRs in Different Years -- A1.13 White Heteroskedasticity Test.
A1.14 Money's Worth Ratios in Chile, March 2004, Computed with Cohort Annuitant Tables and Alternative Discount Rates -- A1.15 Money's Worth Ratios in Selected Countries Computed with Cohort Annuitant and Risk-Free Rate -- A1.16 Money's Worth Ratios in Selected Countries Computed with Cohort Annuitant and Corporate Bond Rate -- A1.17 Money's Worth Ratios for Chile Estimated by James, Martinez, and Iglesias (2006) for 1999 and 2003 -- A1.18 Money's Worth Ratios for Chile Estimated by This Report, 1999 and 2003 -- A2.1 Panel Unit Root Tests (p-values) -- A2.2 Fixed Effects Estimation -- A2.3 Fixed Effects Estimation, with Robust Standard Errors - Dependent Variable: AR(EARLY) -- A2.4 Fixed Effects Estimation, with Robust Standard Errors, Excluding MIS Variable -Dependent Variable: AR(EARLY) -- A2.5 Fixed Effects Estimation -Dependent Variable: AR(OLD) -- A2.6 Fixed Effects Estimation, with Robust Standard Errors - Dependent Variable: AR(OLD) -- A2.7 Fixed Effects Estimation, with Robust Standard Errors, Excluding MIS Variable -Dependent Variable: AR(OLD) -- A2.8 Pairwise Correlation Matrix -- A3.1 Assets of Insurance Companies and Pension Funds as Percentage of GDP, Chile and Selected Benchmarks -- A3.2 Insurance Premiums in Chile and Selected Benchmarks as Percentage of GDP, 2003 -- A3.3 Number of Pensions and Average Amount Paid (UF) in the New System, by Instrument, 1982-2004 -- A3.4 Number of Pensions and Average Amount Paid (UF)in the New System, 1982-2004 -- A3.5 Age Distribution of Old Age Pensioners -- A3.6 Number and Average Amount of Old Age Pensions Paid (UF) in the New System, by Instrument, 1983-2004 -- A3.7 Number and Average Amount of Early Retirement Pensions Paid (UF) in the New System, by Instrument, 1988-2004 -- A3.8 Number and Average Amount of Disability Pensions Paid (UF) in the New System, by Instrument, 1982-2004.
A3.9 Number and Average Amount of Survivorship Pensions Paid (UF) in the New System, by Instrument, 1982-2004.
Abstract:
Developing Annuities Markets: The Experience of Chile is part of a multicountry World Bank project analyzing the market for retirement products. Among countries that have reformed their pension systems since the early 1990s, the Chilean case has emerged as the most relevant for drawing policy lessons on the role of the private sector in the provision of retirement income for two reasons: the depth, sophistication, and efficiency of the country's retirement products market, and the fact that this market was successfully developed from scratch by a middle-income country. The book examines in detail Chile's efforts to build a sound regulatory framework for the payout phase, concluding that a market for annuities and other retirement instruments can be built from a low base, while also identifying the reform agenda that policy makers need to implement to maximize benefits for their retiring populations. "This book provides a rigorous analysis, supported by a careful data examination, of the annuity market in Chile. It should be a must-read for policy makers involved in pension reforms." Solange Bernstein, Director, Superintendency of Pension Funds, Chile"This volume offers a fascinating in-depth study of the Chilean annuity marketplace, a topic of direct interest to developing and developed nations as they prepare to design and regulate financial markets for the decumulation phase of life." Olivia S. Mitchell, Executive Director, Pension Research Council, The Wharton School.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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