Date | Venue | Duration | Fee (USD) |
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06 Jan - 15 Jan 2025 | Live Online | 10 Day | 5250 |
24 Mar - 02 Apr 2025 | Live Online | 10 Day | 5250 |
26 May - 04 Jun 2025 | Live Online | 10 Day | 5250 |
23 Jun - 02 Jul 2025 | Live Online | 10 Day | 5250 |
11 Aug - 20 Aug 2025 | Live Online | 10 Day | 5250 |
29 Sep - 08 Oct 2025 | Live Online | 10 Day | 5250 |
10 Nov - 19 Nov 2025 | Live Online | 10 Day | 5250 |
01 Dec - 10 Dec 2025 | Live Online | 10 Day | 5250 |
As societies globally grapple with demographic shifts, economic volatility, and growing income disparities, the importance of robust social insurance systems and pension fund governance has never been more critical. This comprehensive training program—Social Insurance and Pension Fund Governance Strategies—blends the key insights from two domains: Social Insurance and Risk Management, and Pension Fund Governance and Best Practices, offering a holistic view of the structures, policies, and strategic decisions shaping the social safety nets of today and tomorrow.
According to the International Labour Organization (ILO), only 47% of the global population is effectively covered by at least one social protection benefit, and just 29% enjoy comprehensive social protection coverage. Additionally, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) highlights that pension assets in OECD countries exceeded USD 38 trillion in 2023, emphasizing the significant economic influence of pension fund governance. Yet, the system remains vulnerable—more than half of retirement-age individuals in developing economies lack secure pension income.
This course contextualizes such data, providing participants with the tools and frameworks to understand the scope and impact of social insurance, the interplay between public and private risk mitigation strategies, and the structural imperatives of pension governance. Key highlights of the course include the historical evolution and contemporary relevance of social insurance programs; in-depth exploration of risk management strategies for individuals and organizations; critical evaluation of defined benefit and defined contribution pension plans; regulatory approaches and international governance benchmarks; and analysis of emerging risks such as demographic shifts and financial crises.
Participants will explore the balance between affordability and fairness in social programs, assess the impact of public and private sector collaboration, and understand how stakeholder dynamics shape pension policy outcomes. Real-world case studies, policy simulation exercises, and governance frameworks are seamlessly integrated to develop strategic capabilities in risk mitigation, regulatory compliance, ethical fund management, and long-term financial planning for sustainable pension ecosystems.
By enrolling in this training, professionals will gain insight into political, social, and economic levers driving social protection systems and strengthen their competency in formulating resilient, equitable, and sustainable insurance and pension strategies that align with national priorities and global best practices.
By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:
Understand the purpose, scope, and structure of social insurance and pension fund systems.
Identify key risks addressed through public and private insurance mechanisms.
Differentiate between defined benefit and defined contribution pension schemes and their governance needs.
Evaluate the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders in pension systems.
Interpret regulatory frameworks that govern pension management and social insurance delivery.
Analyze socio-economic and political factors affecting social insurance policy and pension fund performance.
Develop strategic insights to mitigate risk and ensure long-term sustainability of pension assets.
Participants attending this course will gain:
Comprehensive knowledge of social insurance, risk planning, and pension governance
Enhanced decision-making skills in policy, compliance, and fund management
Strategic competence to oversee pension and insurance portfolios
Greater career readiness for leadership roles in public policy, HR, finance, and governance
Informed perspective on planning for personal and organizational financial futures
Organisations whose personnel attend this course will benefit from:
Strengthened internal governance and regulatory compliance practices
Improved risk management and insurance design aligned with employee needs
Better management of pension liabilities and fund sustainability
Enhanced institutional credibility through transparency and ethical standards
Greater organisational resilience to demographic, financial, and policy risks
This course is ideal for:
Policymakers and public sector executives involved in social protection and pension governance
HR professionals responsible for employee benefit plans
Risk managers and compliance officers
Actuaries, financial planners, and insurance professionals
Governance consultants and auditors
NGO and international agency staff working on social security and pension reforms
Academics and researchers in public policy, economics, and insurance fields
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