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Pensions Committee

Terms of Reference

Members

Peter Prieler Aktuarvereinigung Osterreichs
Philippe Demol Association Royale des Actuaires Belges-Koninklijke Vereniging van Belgische Aktuarissen
Tatiana Bitunska Bulgarian Actuarial Society
Jacqui le Noury Channel Islands Actuarial Society
Ksenija Sanjkovic Hvratsko Aktuarsko Društvo
George Psaras Cyprus Association of Actuaries
Martin Podavka Česká Společnost Aktuárů
Chresten Dengsøe Den Danske Aktuarforening
Hele-Liis Viirsalu Eesti Aktuaaride Liit
Tarja Taipalus Suomen Aktuaariyhdistys
Richard Deville-Alain Martini Institut des Actuaires
Jochen Bode Deutsche Aktuarvereinigung
Maria Economou Hellenic Actuarial Society
Agnes Matits Magyar Aktuárius Táraság
Philip Shier (Chairman) Society of Actuaries in Ireland
Cinzia Ferrara Istituto Italiano degli Attuari
Stefano Visintin Consiglio Nazionale degli Attuari
Ieva Ose Latvijas Aaktuãru Asociãcija
Gediminas Rackauskas Lietuvos Aktuarijų Draugija
Claudine Gilles Association Luxembourgeoise des Actuaires
Jeroen van den Bosch Het Actuarieel Genootschap
Odd Arne Svendsen Den Norske Aktuarforening
Wojciech Otto Polskie Stowarzyszenie Aktuariuszy
Carmen Pereira Oliveira Instituto dos Actuarios Portugueses
Martin Kosztolanyi Slovenská spoločnost' aktuárov
Borut Erzen Slovensko Aktuarsko društvo
Henry Karsten Instituto de Actuarios Españoles
Joan Angel Verges Col.legi d'Actuaris de Catalunya
Britt Marie Persson Svenska Aktuarieföreningen
Konrad Niklewicz Association Suisse des Actuaires
Ronnie Bowie Faculty of Actuaries
Chinu Patel Institute of Actuaries

Terms of Reference
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The Committee will consider, from the point of view of the actuarial profession, all matters relating to pensions in the European Union, report to the Groupe Consultatif and make proposals on action required.

In particular the Committee will:

  1. present through the Groupe Consultatif the views of the actuarial profession in the EU on matters of concern to the profession in the pensions field to the EU Institutions, particularly the European Commission and the European Parliament, and, where appropriate, to other organisations;

  2. where appropriate, co-operate with other Committees of the Groupe Consultatif particularly the Insurance, and Investment and Financial Risk Committees, in considering issues of joint concern, to ensure a co-ordinated approach in making submissions to the Commission and other organisations;

  3. have regard to the Groupe Consultatif's Core Syllabus for Actuarial Training in Europe and make recommendations, wherever appropriate, to the Groupe's Education Committee on subjects relating to pensions;

  4. maintain contact with the appropriate Committee(s) of the International Actuarial Association;

  5. organize annual meetings with representatives of the Pensions Supervisory Authorities.

October 2000

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