Примеры использования Actuarial costs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Monitoring of the actuarial costs of the two-track feature of the pension adjustment system.
In addition, the Working Group reviewed a number of possible amendments that would involve minimal actuarial costs.
The table below summarizes the actuarial costs of the five possible measures that were before the Board.
Owing to the relatively small number of participants who would be affected by the proposed amendment,the overall actuarial costs to the Fund appeared to be minimal.
It also took into account the estimated actuarial costs of implementing both measures in the context of the results of the most recent actuarial valuation.
A summary of the other three measures included in the"package" of agreements, and the actuarial costs(savings) thereof are summarized in annex VI below.
The actuarial costs of the periodic pensions provided under the present Agreement and the costs of administering those pensions shall be determined by the Fund's Consulting Actuary.
The Consulting Actuary has estimated that such a change would decrease the actuarial costs for the Fund by about 0.20 per cent of pensionable remuneration.
The Committee noted that the actuarial costs of the proposal relating to the elimination of the one-year deadline for electing to validate and restore prior service(proposal(f) above) would also be borne by the individual concerned.
Cost-of-living adjustment for deferred retirement benefits commencing as of age 50(estimated actuarial costs of 0.36 per cent of pensionable remuneration) paras. 114-120.
Such studies would also need to address the overall feasibility of implementing and maintaining the two methodologies, potential administrative implications, including the associated risks and challenges of accurately measuring andmonitoring the long-term actuarial costs.
Upon receipt of a definitive list of transferees from the Government,the Fund will provide to the Government the actuarial costs required under article 7 of the proposed Agreement.
The Committee referred specifically to issues that could affect the actuarial costs associated with the purchase of additional years of contributory service, which would vary by age, sex, category of staff and length of contributory service.
The Board had also agreed to the recommendation of the Committee of Actuaries that the rates of disability for men should be lowered,which would decrease the actuarial costs for the Fund by about 0.20 per cent of pensionable remuneration.
After giving full consideration to the implications,including the estimated actuarial costs, the Secretary/CEO concluded that the most appropriate level of protection would be at about 80 per cent of the dollar-track amount.
Optimal asset mix among equity, fixed income, real estate, alternative asset and cash to meet the objectives of the Fund whileconsidering comprehensive risk factors, including actuarial costs, funding ratio and assets-to-benefits ratio.
It had been estimated last year that the change in(a)above would increase the actuarial costs by 1.05 per cent of pensionable remuneration, and that the change in(b) above would decrease the actuarial costs by 0.20 per cent of pensionable remuneration.
The Committee was informed, upon request, that the Committee of Actuaries had examined the proposed transfer agreements with the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the World Trade Organization, as well as the application for a new membership by the Inter-Parliamentary Union andconcluded that they did not entail any additional actuarial costs to the Fund.
The Consulting Actuary had estimated that the changes in the mortality assumptions would increase the actuarial costs for the Fund by about 1.05 per cent of pensionable remuneration.
An ILO representative asked a question about the actuarial costs associated with the measure suggested by the ILO Staff Pension Committee, as well as information with respect to similar arrangements, by which a beneficiary could enhance his or her surviving spouse's benefit, in any national pension schemes.
Elimination of the 0.5 per cent reduction of the first adjustment due after retirement(estimated actuarial costs of 0.15 per cent of pensionable remuneration) paras. 121-129.
It was found, however, that most approaches would involve an increase in the overall actuarial costs of providing for the Fund's two-track system of adjustment, would not address the longer-term issue of wide variations owing to different separation dates and/or would not fully address the current downward trends.
Several members considered that any proposal moving towards creation of a surviving spouse's benefit would impose an unjustifiably onerousadministrative burden on the Fund secretariat, as well as financial and actuarial costs for the Fund and possible legal suits against the Board over implementation of such proposals.
The Consulting Actuary has estimated that the change in(a)above would increase the actuarial costs for the Fund by about 0.75 per cent of pensionable remuneration, and that the change in(b) above would result in a further increase of about 0.30 per cent of pensionable remuneration.
The Committee of Actuaries reviewed the cost of the proposed modification at its forty-seventh session, in 2008, and noted that the disability liability was relatively small in the context of the Fund's total liabilities andthat, in the light of historical data, the actuarial costs that would result from the proposed amendment would be negligible.
The Secretary/CEO also requested the consulting actuary to provide estimates of the actuarial costs of two additional measures that would enhance the amount of withdrawal settlements.
The Advisory Committee notes that the Board was not ready to pursue the more far-reaching issues, such as those requiring revision of articles 34 and 35 of the Fund's Regulations, providing for surviving spouse's benefits in certain cases of marriage after separation from service, and for divorced spouses,which in all likelihood would give rise to actuarial costs.
The Chief Executive Officer must ensure that the Fund is in position to continuously andaccurately weigh its actuarial costs, to assess and manage risk, to adapt the plan design and to adjust its processes and procedures to accommodate the ever changing environment in which the Fund operates.
In the absence of internal staff resources in the Pension Fund, the study was conducted, with the coordination of the Pension Fund, by the actuaries of the Pension Fund, Buck Consultants, Inc.(hereafter referred to as the consultant) through surveys on benefits of judges throughout the world, the development of alternative retirement benefit designs and determination of the various,but related, actuarial costs.
The Board noted that increasing the normal age of retirement to 65 would yield actuarial savings,partially offsetting the actuarial costs that have arisen from the increased longevity of participants, as reflected in the mortality tables recently incorporated in the actuarial valuation.