The issue of fees in the administration of Latin American pension system, with special reference to the Colombian system

Authors

  • Marjorie Zuñiga Romero Universidad del Norte image/svg+xml , Universidad del Norte image/svg+xml , Universidad del Norte image/svg+xml
  • Olimpia del Águila Cazorla Doctora en Derecho de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid (España). Docente de Derecho del Trabajo y de la Seguridad Social de la Facultad de Derecho de la misma universidad

Abstract

New models of pension schemes implemented by the end of the 20th century
are being revised in their fundamental elements, in order to detect the most
significant failures of their dynamics. One element that has been considered
for reform is the structure of fees to be paid by workers to the Pension Fund
Administrators. The assessment of the more efficient commission in relation
to the objectives of the pension system, mainly the generation of sufficient
and adequate pension amount and the expansion of coverage, is made from
the analysis of the most important reforms in this subject which have happened
in Latin America. Among all the commission categories, it was found
that the one based on the worker's wage has advantages over other methods,
in terms of containing costs of the Pension Fund Administrators and providing
social security system coverage

Author Biography

  • Marjorie Zuñiga Romero, Universidad del Norte, Universidad del Norte, Universidad del Norte

    Doctora en Ciencias del Seguro de la Universidad Pontifica de Salamanca; Máster en Seguros y Gerencia de Riesgos Fundación Mapfre Estudios (España); Especialista en Derecho Comercial de la Universidad Externado (Colombia); Abogada por la Universidad del Norte con titulación homologada por la Universidad de Sevilla – España. Docente investigador en el área de laboral del Grupo de Derecho y Ciencia política de la Universidad del Norte. Correo electrónico: marjoriez@uninorte.edu.co

Published

2015-08-19

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Research Articles

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