SnailMailing Address: Departamento Academico de Actuaria y Seguros Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) Rio Hondo No. 1, Tizapan, San Angel Mexico DF 01000 MEXICO Phone/Fax: Phone (52) 55 5628 4088 Fax Mexico (52) 55 5628 4086
email: tapen@itam.mx
Advisory Board:
International: Dr. Kevin Dowd, University of Nottingham, UK, Dr. Steven Haberman, City University, UK, Dr. John Piggott, University of New South Wales, Australia, Dr. Robert Holzmann, World Bank, Dr. Mukul Asher, National University of Singapore, Dr. Noriyuki Takayama, Japan, Dr. Stephen J. Kay, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, USA, Dr. Robert J. Brown, University of Waterloo, Canada, Dr. Kenneth Buffin, Buffin Partners Inc., USA.
National: Dr. Arturo Fernandez, ITAM, Dr. Enrique de Alba, ITAM, Sr. Eduardo Silva, Profuturo GNP, Act. Jorge Rendón, Dr. Fernando Solis, Grupo Bal and ITAM
Mission:
The Center will be at the forefront of research issues affecting countries around the world with respect to private and public pension systems. It will take an interdisciplinary view of the entire range of issues affecting private pension and social security programs. It will encompass views from actuarial, economic, legal, financial, marketing, public policy, social, psychological and other perspectives. It will place special emphasis on issues affecting Latin American countries. In particular, it will have a special interest on Mexican issues.
The Center has organized nine conferences in the past ten years
Based on the conference presentations, a book was published by the Oxford University Press in January 2008. The details of the book are here.
The fifth conference was held in February 2007 in Mexico. The details are here.
The sixth conference was held in April 2008. The details are here.
The seventh conference June 2009. The details are here.
The eighth conference April 2010. The details are here.
This was the Tenth Anniversary conference.
The ninth conference April 2011. The details are here.
The center also produces a series of working papers.
First, an updated version of a "where to find" paper.(by Tapen Sinha)
Second, a paper on pension reform in India.(by Mukul Asher)
Third, a critique of pension reform in Latin America (by Tapen Sinha)
Fourth, a critical look at the Singaporean system (by Mukul Asher)
Fifth, a timely view of Chinese reform (by Mukul Asher)
Sixth, an interesting behavioral perspective on retirement (by Mukul Asher)
Produce a Blog on Pensions