International Seminar on Social Security
organised by Employees Provident Fund
13 – 14 July 2010
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

The International Seminar on Social Security 2010 is an effort by the Employees Provident Fund towards its vision to be a world-class social security organisation.

The seminar focuses on discussions on current social security issues by gathering local and international experts on social security. The seminar also aims to create awareness amongst participants on the importance of social security, to equip participants with understanding on Multi-pillar Pension Framework concept and gather pension reform recommendations for the Study of Pension and Social Security Framework Committee.

The International Seminar on Social Security 2010 is held on 13 and 14 of July at Prince Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.

The speakers for each session are experts on social security and have been specially invited from local and overseas.

This seminar will be attended by Policy Makers, Academicians, Government Agencies, NGOs, Mass Media, Professional Bodies and Chamber of Commerce.

• Ben Facer:                          
  Defined Contribution Plans The Challenge Of Achieving Benefit Adequacy
  The Impact  of The Financial Crisis On DB And DC Plans
  
  
• Campbell Tupling:
  Demand And Supply Of Private Pension Plans
  
  
  
• Mark Dorfman:
  Multipillar Pension System Objectives And Challenge
  
  Policy Options For Providing Safety Nets For The Elderly
  
  
  
• Michael Littlewood:
  Best Practice In Smoothing The Tax Burden
  National Strategy For Financial Literacy
  
  
  
• Ng Lian Lu:
  Annuity And Longevity – The Role of Insurance And Recommendations
  
  
  
• Syed Hamadah Othman:
  Malaysia’s Pension System From Multi-Pillar Perpective
  
  
  
• Tan Sri Amirsham A. Aziz:
  Labour Safety Net Under The New Economic Model
  
  
  
• Tengku Aizan Hamid:
  Financial Well Being of Older Malaysians

Updated: 13 July 2010