IAS 19 proposals would drive down risk appetite – Towers Watson
GERMANY – Proposed changes to the accounting standards for pension benefits (IAS 19) could leave German schemes more risk-averse and increase the implicit costs for insolvency protection PSV, Alfred Gohdes, head of actuarial consulting at Towers Watson in Frankfurt noted.
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