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58 Compendium of Publications of The Geneva Association � Incomplete Markets and Incentives to set up an Options Exchange, by Franklin Allen and Douglas Gale � Financial Innovation, Values and Volatilities when Markets are Incomplete, by Jerome B. Detemple � The Capital Asset Pricing Model as a General Equilibrium with Incomplete Markets, by John Geanakoplos and Martin Shubik � Non-Informative Rational Expectations Equilibria when Assets are Nominal: An Example, by K. Mischel, H.M. Polemarchakis and P. Siconolfi � Indeterminacy of Competitive Equilibrium in Incomplete Market Structures as an Extreme Form of Market Coordination Breakdown, by Yves Younès
Publisher: The Geneva Association Editor: Patrick M. Liedtke © The Geneva Association The Geneva Reports Risk and Insurance Research For back-issues, please indicate the number and date of the issue you require and forward to The Geneva Association at the following address: Route de Malagnou 53, CH-1208 Geneva, Tel.: 0041-22-707 66 00, email: secretariat@ genevaassociation.org Back issues are € 30.- plus postage per copy The Geneva Reports Series tackles issues of strategic importance to the insurance industry that warrant special attention and particular analysis. The series is published at irregular intervals and available both in printed and electronic versions. Addressing the Challenge of Global Ageing—Funding Issues and Insurance Solutions, edited by Patrick M. Liedtke and Kai-Uwe Schanz, Geneva Report No. 6, June 2012 Increasing life expectancy and falling fertility rates are creating a demographic situation that has become one of the greatest economic and societal challenges of the 21 st century. No doubt, the drivers behind these challenges are major successes such as longer life-times reflecting better health and increasing affluence and education. However, funding these longer lives will become increasingly difficult under current schemes. The sustainability of public and corporate pension schemes is at risk. Indeed, the cost of funding state pension benefits its set to rise dramatically—by more than double in some countries. This poses a considerable political and economic dilemma about how to keep the burden on the working population bearable whilst not sacrificing the standard of living for those drawing pensions. Against this backdrop, governments and employers tend to shift responsibility for old-age security to individuals. The financial crisis has further accelerated the underlying shift in responsibility as governments face mounting fiscal pressures and employers contend with a low-growth environment. Insurers can make a meaningful contribution to old-age security if a conducive legal and regulatory framework is in place. So too can they devise and implement innovative solutions appropriate for the broadest possible spectrum of society. With papers from old-age security experts, industry practitioners as well as the IMF and Center for Strategic and International Studies, this report provides a concise and authoritative overview of the global ageing challenge, its funding and the insurance role amongst the solutions available for its resolution. No. 6 June 2012 The Geneva Reports Risk and Insurance Research www.genevaassociation.org Addressing the Challenge of Global Ageing—Funding Issues and Insurance Solutions edited by Patrick M. Liedtke and Kai-Uwe Schanz 59
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Page 81 and 82: THE ‘GREEN’ PARADIGM SHIFT—OP
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Page 85 and 86: RISK MANAGEMENT SESSIONS � Introd
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