The Next Global Economic Threat Is an Aging Population: Opinion October 28, 2020 By Noah Smith, Bloomberg Opinion While the world wrestles with a deadly pandemic and how to confront climate change, there’s another, long-term global challenge that...
Why Many Americans Will Never Be Able to Retire: Viewpoint January 25, 2019 By Noah Smith, Bloomberg Opinion Traditionally, Americans could look forward to a comfortable retirement. After four decades in an office or a factory, sometime in...
China’s Pension Funds Face Shortfalls as Country Struggles with Aging Population December 11, 2017 Thirteen pension funds in regions and administrative units around China only have enough money to pay less than one year’s...
An Aging America Losing Its Appetite for Risk: Viewpoint January 4, 2016 By Justin Fox, Bloomberg Opinion Twenty years ago, Dutch journalist Sheila Sitalsing sat down with a demographer at the country’s statistics office to talk about...
How Population Shifts Are Changing Personal Lines Insurance September 8, 2015 By Don Jergler There are “far-reaching implications” for personal lines insurers and the products and services they provide as the U.S. continues to...
Korean Regulators: Insurers Must Boost Capital to Prepare for Aging Population October 30, 2014 By Kyungji Cho South Korea’s insurers have been told by regulators to boost capital to prepare for an aging population, with the United...
SCI Underwriting Management Launches Four New Products for Aging Service Industry July 31, 2014 SCI Underwriting Management, LLC, a managing insurance agency with a focus on the aging service industry, has launched four new...
As America Overall Ages with Boomers, Energy States See Youth Boom June 26, 2014 Seven states, including five in the Great Plains, saw their median age decline between 2012 and 2013, according to U.S....
Aging Workforce May Not Be So Bad for Workers’ Compensation, Says NCCI January 5, 2012 By Andrew G. Simpson The aging workforce may not have the negative impact on loss costs that workers’ compensation insurers have feared. New research...