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Event Date |
Tue Sep 15 PDT - Thu Sep 17 PDT (about 4 years ago)
In your timezone (EST): Tue Sep 15 4:00pm - Thu Sep 17 6:30pm |
Location | Virtual Event |
Region | Americas |
Our idea of “aging” and “old age” has evolved as the Baby Boomer generation continues to enter retirement at the largest number in history, and a growing segment of the population is living beyond 100 years. As a result, plan sponsors and advisors must expand their knowledge of elder care and new ways to offer creative options to ensure a steady flow of income to support this extended lifespan and growing numbers. Boomers are living longer and many of them are also experiencing multiple retirements. Retirement has taken on a new life!
While boomers are entering retirement, millennial are struggling with making decisions for future retirement in a turbulent world. How much should be saved, what is an optimal asset allocation, why should a deferred annuity be considered, what is a reasonable level of principal drawdown for a retiree? And obviously, real-world considerations, both current and future, must be taken into consideration including:
• How do you define retirement income and how can you plan for a lifetime of income?
• How can individuals plan around the new Social Security and Medicare restrictions for retirees?
• Offering an anti-cookie cutter solution for a diverse population from baby boomers to millennials.
• What are the implications of comprehensive income products for retirement?
• How can participants enjoy the most consistent retirement income stream given current/future market conditions as well as the individual’s drawdown preference?
What are the optimal choices for?
• Social security deferral
• Annuitization
• Asset allocation
• Odrawdown/consumption
This conference will provide a platform to discuss and debate how to provide plan participants with the tools and strategies designed to achieve the most stable and consistent income stream possible given the retiree’s overall wealth and anticipated Social Security income. Specifically, how can retirement savings be optimally invested and allocated pre and post-retirement and what factors should be considered when annuitizing?
2020 Speakers
Gregory Fox
CFA, AON, Associate Partner
Ross A. Breman
CFA, NEPC, LLC, Partner
Joshua R. Cohen
CFA, PGIM, Managing Director, Institutional Relationship Group
Brendan Curran
CFA, STATE STREET GLOBAL ADVISORS, Managing Director & Head of U.S. Investment Strategy
Peggy Flynn
Plan Investment Account Executive, AMERICAN WATER COMPANY
Gregory Fox
CFA, Associate Partner, AON
Benjamin Goodman
Vice President, TIAA
Douglas S. McIntosh, Jr
Vice President, Investments, PRUDENTIAL RETIREMENT
Mark A. Kopp
Manager, U.S. Defined Contribution Plans, FORD MOTOR COMPANY
Lorie Latham
CFA, Senior Defined Contribution Strategist, T. ROWE PRICE
Gay Lynn Bath
Director, Retirement Plans Management, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
Dwyatt McClain
CRPC, AIF, Director, Institutional Investment Distribution, TIAA
Laura Mittelstaedt
Retirement & Financial Well Being Strategy, THE BOEING COMPANY
Michael Oler
Retirement Income Product Manager, T. ROWE PRICE
Beth Pattillo
Director, Retirement Programs, LEIDOS
Hugh Penney
Senior Director, Compensation & Benefits, YALE UNIVERSITY
Roberta Rafaloff
Vice President, Institutional Income Annuities, METLIFE
Sandy Rich
Executive Director, NYC BOARD OF EDUCATION RETIREMENT SYSTEM
Debra L. Roberts
Chief Financial Officer, MBA, CPA, MARYLAND SUPPLEMENTAL RETIREMENT PLANS
Jeri Savage
Principal, ROCATON
Donna Sweeney
Retirement Program Manager, CFP, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
Angela Williams
Senior Investment Analyst Defined Contribution, CFA, RAYTHEON TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION
2020 Sponsors
• AON
• MetLife
• PGIM
• Prudential
• STATE STREET
• T.RowePrice
• TIAA