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MIT Golub Center for Finance and Policy

6th Annual GCFP Conference - Conference Materials

Paper Session I: Improving Products and Institutions

Default Options and Retirement Saving Dynamics by Taha Choukhmane (PAPER) (SLIDES)

Is There a Demand for Reverse Mortgages in China? Evidence from Two Online Surveys by Hazel Bateman, Hanming Fang, Katja Hanewald, and Shang Wu (PAPER) (SLIDES)

SeLFIES—A Globally Applicable Bond Innovation to Improve Retirement Funding and Support Other Policy Objectives by Robert C. Merton and Arun Muralidhar (SLIDES) (PRESS)

Improving retirement finances by James Choi (SLIDES)

Paper Session II: Sustainability and Efficiency

The Sustainability of State and Local Government Pensions: A Public Finance Approach by Jamie Lenney, Byron Lutz, and Louise Sheiner (PAPER) (SLIDES)

Should the government be paying investment fees on $3 trillion of tax-deferred retirement assets? by Mattia Landoni and Stephen P. Zeldes (PAPER) (SLIDES)

Panel Discussion: Models for Public Pension Plan Reform

Global Opportunities for Retirement Plan Innovation by Robert C. Pozen (SLIDES)
MainePERS (Public Employees Retirement System) by Sandy Matheson (SLIDES)

Paper Session III: Are Public Plan Investment Choices Different?

Reach for Yield by U.S. Public Pension Funds by Kenechukwu Anandu, James Bohn, Lina Lu, Matthew Pritsker, and Andrei Zlate (PAPER) (SLIDES)

The Subsidy to Infrastructure as an Asset Class by Aleksandar Andonov, Roman Kräussl, and Joshua D. Rauh (PAPER) (SLIDES)

Are Public Plan Investment Choices Different? by Arun Muralidhar (SLIDES)