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Overviewing the findings: the Technical Panel Review of the Pension Insurance Modeling System – ERRATUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  08 April 2015

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Abstract

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Erratum
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 2015 

Please note that several of the citations and references in the original article were incorrect; they referred to an earlier version of each paper.

The citations should have appeared with following dates:

Novy-Marx (Reference Novy-Marx2015), Maurer (Reference Maurer2015), Lucas (Reference Lucas2015), Geczy (Reference Geczy2015), Fabozzi (Reference Fabozzi2015) and Babbel (Reference Babbel2015)

And the correct references are as follows:

  • Babbel, D. (2015). Evaluating pension insurance pricing. Journal of Pension Economics and Finance 14(2): 186201.

  • Fabozzi, F. (2015). Measuring and explaining pension system risk. Journal of Pension Economics and Finance 14(2): 161171.

  • Geczy, C. (2015). Financial market assumptions and pension plan models: a comment on PIMS model asset markets assumptions. Journal of Pension Economics and Finance 14(2): 127143.

  • Lucas, D. (2015). Joint risk of DB pension underfunding and sponsor termination: incorporating option-based projections and valuations into PIMS. Journal of Pension Economics and Finance 14(2): 172185.

  • Maurer, R. (2015). Integrated risk management for defined benefit pensions: models and metrics. Journal of Pension Economics and Finance 14(2): 151160.

  • Novy-Marx, R. (2015). Economic and financial approaches to valuing pension liabilities. Journal of Pension Economics and Finance 14(2): 144150.

The error has been rectified in the print version and in the online PDF and HTML versions.

References

Mitchell, Olivia S. (2015). Overviewing the Findings: the Technical Panel Review of the Pension Insurance Modeling System. Journal of Pension Economics and Finance 14(2): 115124.CrossRefGoogle Scholar