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Pensions, benefits and social security colloquium 2011STUART H. LECKIE, O.B.E., J.P., F.I.A., F.S.A.
Pension Reform in China
25-27 September 2011
Contents
• Demographic Dynamics in China
• Pension Reforms and Enterprise Annuities
– Urban pension system
– Enterprise Annuities
– New rural pension system
• National Social Security Fund (NSSF)
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Map of China
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PRC Population
• Total: 1.35bn
• Consider:
– One child policy
– Greatly improved life expectancy
– Population ageing rapidly
– 400mn people over age 60 in 2040
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Demographic Changes Pose Challenges
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Total Fertility Rate
4.9
5.76.1
2.72.5
1.7
2.12.0 1.9
-
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
World Asia China
1970 2005 2040Source: UN Population Division
56.2
53.8
59.6
64.7 65.4
71.5 72.7
75.5 77.1
40.0
50.0
60.0
70.0
80.0
World Asia China
Life Expectancy
1970 2005 2040Source: UN Population Division
Source: UN Population Division
Demographic Changes Pose Challenges (Cont’d)
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60 & over as % of Total Population
8.4
6.5 6.8
10.49.3
10.9
19.120.4
28.2
-
5.0
10.0
15.0
20.0
25.0
30.0
World Asia China
1970 2005 2040Source: UN Population Division
Old-age Dependency Ratio
6.4
8.27.8
5.9
6.76.2
3.1 3.0
2.0
-
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
World Asia China
1970 2005 2040Source: UN Population Division
Source: UN Population Division
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Old Pension System
• Urban employees typically worked for State(SOE) for life
• Retirement at 60 (males), 55/50 (females)
• Pension from SOE of 80-90% of final salary
• In 1950s not many pensioners, low life expectancy
• By 1980s very many pensioners, improved life expectancy
• Then SOEs became under pressure to downsize
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Pension Reform
• New unified pension system reform
– Document 26 and document 38
– Expand coverage to all urban employees
• National Social Security Fund (NSSF) established in 2000
• Regulations for Enterprise Annuities (EA) plans in 2004
• Rural population to be covered by 2020
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Urban Pension System
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Pillars
(World Bank)Chinese Terminology
Contri-
butions
Funded
Status
State
ZeroZero:
Minimum guarantee (Di Bao)n/a Government
IIa:
Mandatory Social Pool Old Age Pension
ER: ~20% of
salariesPAYG
IIIb:
Mandatory Individual Account Pension
EE: 8% of
salary
Should be
funded
Private IIIII: Voluntary Enterprise Annuity ER; EE Funded
III: Other Voluntary Benefits ER; EE Funded
Private
& StateIV
IV:
Family support; subsidised healthcare
and housingn/a
Government
or Family
Source: Stirling Finance research. ER – employer; EE – employee.
Urban Pension System (Cont’d)
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Equities/
Linked products
Financial/
Corporate Bonds
G-bonds /
Deposits
Pillar 1a
(state)- - 100%
Pillar 1b
(state) (IA)- - 100%
Pillar II (EA) < 30% < 50% > 20%
Pillar III
(non-EA)< 20% < 20% < 100%
Source: Stirling Finance research
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Enterprise Annuities (EAs)
• Voluntary supplementary plans according to Ministry (MoHRSS)
regulations
• Familiar structure: Trustee, administrator, fund manager, custodian
• 58 licenses have been awarded to 38 institutions
• Tax regulations (2009) and supplementary regulations (2011)
• Conversion of non-EA supplementary plans to EA format
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EA Investments
• All domestic
• Investment return
– 2006-2008: 10.5% p.a. on average
– 2009: 7.8%
– 2010: 3.6%
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EA Investments (Cont’d)
• New Investment Measures (1 May 2011)
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Old Rules New Rules
Liquid assets ≥20% ≥ 5%
Fixed income ≥20% ≤95%
Equity products ≤30%≤30%
-stocks ≤20%
Source: Stirling Finance research
EA Investment Performance
• Reuters China Pension Index (RCPI)
– Performance benchmarks
– Launched on 31 March 2006
• 3 asset mixes (cash: fixed income: equities)
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Dated as of 29 July 2011
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New Rural Pension System
• Over 50% of residents in China are rural
• Introduced in late 2008, on a voluntary basis
– Eligibility: all rural residents
– Pension age: 60 for M & F
– Coverage: 23% of counties on voluntary basis by end 2010
• Cover entire rural population by 2020 compulsorily
• In very long term, rural and urban systems to converge
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New Rural Pension System (Cont’d)
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Terminology Contributions BenefitsFunded
Status
Basic Social
Pool
100% from
government budget
No less than RMB 55 per
monthUnfunded
Individual
Account
Individuals
-RMB 100/ 200/ 300/
400/ 500 per year
Government
- No less than RMB
30 each year
Other sources
Monthly pension benefit of
1/139 of IA balance at
pension age assuming at
least 15 years’
contributions;
otherwise, lump sum
payable
Funded
(accumu-
lated in
accordance
with 1-year
bank
deposit
rate)
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National Social Security Fund (NSSF)
• Established in 2000
– Pension fund of last resort
– Strategic reserve fund
• 4 sources of funds
• Growing significantly in size, stature and influence
• Acting like Sovereign Wealth Fund
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NSSF Assets
• Assets:
– The biggest institutional investor in China’s pension sector
– US$130bn total assets as of end 2010
– Aiming to reach RMB1.5trn (US$231bn) by 2015
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2 10
15 16 21
26
36
60
82
114
130
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Amou
nt (U
S$bn
)
Total Book Assets at Year-End (US$bn)
Source: NSSF; Stirling Finance research
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NSSF Investment Portfolio
• Well diversified Portfolio
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Geographic
al Allocation
Execution Permitted
investments
Cap
Domestic
DirectBank deposits
>= 50%Government bonds
Appointment
Equities =< 40%
Fixed income =< 10%
PE funds =< 10%
International AppointmentEquities
=< 20%Fixed income
Source: Stirling Finance research
Appointment of Domestic Fund Managers
• 2001 – 2002
– direct investments only
– modest returns: 2% - 3%
• Domestic appointments in 3 batches
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International Investments
• Use FX to invest abroad in 2006
• Appointed international investment managers in November 2006
– 5 mandates with 10 winners selected
• Second batch of mandates issued in May 2008
– 5 mandates with 12 fund managers selected
• Current allocation: 7%
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First Batch of Overseas Investment Initiatives
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Mandate Index
Target Net-of-
Fees Excess
Return p.a.
Tracking
Error Managers
Global (ex-
US)
Equities
MSCI World (ex
USA)
+ 200 bps Within
8% p.a.
Allianz; Invesco;
UBS/CICC
US Equities S&P 500 + 50bps Within
2% p.a.
AllianceBernstein;
AXA Rosenberg
Hong Kong
Equities
FTSE China Hong
Kong
+ 300 bps Within
8% p.a.
JanusINTECH;
T. Rowe Price
Global
Fixed
Income
Barclays Capital
Global Aggregate
Bond
+ 100 bps Within
2% p.a.
AllianceBernstein;
Blackrock; PIMCO
Cash 6-month LIBOR 0 N/A Blackrock
Source: NSSF
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Second Batch of Overseas Investment Initiatives
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Mandate Benchmark Appointed Fund Managers
Active China
Overseas Equity
MSCI China Index Schroders; Bosera; Baring
Active Asia Pacific
(ex Japan ) Equity
MSCI All countries Asia
Pacific ex Japan Index
Martin Currie; JF; Principal
Active Emerging
Market Equity
MSCI Emerging Market
Index
Batterymarch; Morgan
Stanley; Schroders
Active European
Equity
MSCI Europe Index Newton; Fidelity
Active Global Equity MSCI World Index Prudential (UK); Wellington
Source: NSSF
NSSF Investment Returns
• Investment returns as at 31 December 2010
– 9.2% p.a. since inception
– Price inflation (2.1%), earnings inflation (10%-12%), and
asset inflation(15%-20%)
• Is diversification appropriate?
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1.73% 2.59% 3.56% 2.61%4.16%
29.01%
43.19%
-6.79%
16.10%
4.23%
-10.00%
0.00%
10.00%
20.00%
30.00%
40.00%
50.00%
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
NSSF Published Return Price Inflation
Source: NSSF; Stirling Finance research.
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Final thoughts
• Total PRC reserve USD 3.2 tn
• But implicit pension debt twice as great!
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Thank you!
Questions or comments?