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December 4, 2014 by jagfnz Leave a Comment

Jeremy Cooper: Rebirth of lifetime annuities in Australia

The first invited speaker at the RPRC conference was Jeremy Cooper, Chairman of Retirement Income at Challenger Ltd., Australia. Jeremy tells the history of life annuities in Australia , focussing on the recent market successes of Challenger in re-vitailising annuities as one important  component/element of retiree’s portfolio choices. A great talk about how a valuable opportunity developed – valuable for both retirees and for Challenger – in a product line few thought possible in private markets.

Table of contents : RPRC Forum Nov 21 2014: Decumulating Retirement Savings: making the options work 

  1. “Do we agree what  the problem is?” – Susan St John’s introduction
  2. Opening comments from NZ’s Retirement Commissioner Diane Maxwell
  3. “The Rebirth of Lifetime Annuities in Australia” -Jeremy Cooper
  4. “Home Equity Release” – Andrew Ford
  5. “Shaping the Retirement Income Industry in New Zealand” – Ralph Stewart
  6. “A proposal for lifetime annuities with long term care insurance” – Susan St John

 

 

 

Filed Under: Economic Policy, RPRC Forum Tagged With: annuity, Jeremy Cooper, retirement, RPRC

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