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MetLife — Investor Presentation (January 2010)

10 slides from MetLife's investor presentation, Jan 12, 2010

  1. Slide 1: Emerging Retirement Model Study: A Survey of Plan Sponsors

    ©UFS Emerging Retirement Model Study: A Survey of Plan Sponsors January 12, 2010 Cynthia Mallett, Vice President, Product & Market Strategies, Corporate Benefit Funding L0110080583[exp0111][All States][DC]

  2. Slide 2: Overview

    Overview • Background – Current economic forces are driving opposing trends – Workforce reductions colliding with workers seeking to delay retirement – Employers, as well as Congressional leaders, are grappling with the notion of what “retirement” really means – Implications for future benefit desig

  3. Slide 3: Methodology

    Methodology • Commissioned Asset International to conduct online survey of plan sponsors – with 1,000+ employees – offered DB and/or DC plan, and as well as at least two employee welfare benefits • Targeted senior compensation & employee benefits executives with a strategic view of their company’s d

  4. Slide 4: Knowledge Drain Concerns Trump Delayed Retirement

    Knowledge Drain Concerns Trump Delayed Retirement • Knowledge drain is both a “today” and “tomorrow” issue for most employers Concerns relating to employee retirement, today and in 3-5 years 4 L0110080583[exp0111][All States][DC]

  5. Slide 5: Productivity and culture are casualties of retirement

    Productivity and culture are casualties of retirement • But many believe the bottom line will benefit Impact of Retirement of Older Employees Our organization’s productivity Our organization's culture Our organization’s ability to be innovative Our organization's ability to implement our growth stra

  6. Slide 6: Disconnect Between Worry and Action

    Disconnect Between Worry and Action • Few employers have taken steps to curtail or assess impact • But time may be on their side Current and Expected Retirement Ages +3.0 Years +3.3 Years 6 L0110080583[exp0111][All States][DC]

  7. Slide 7: Benefits Not Viewed as a Strategic Lever

    Benefits Not Viewed as a Strategic Lever • Retiree benefits incidence increases with firm size • Few acknowledge link between post-retirement benefits and retirement decision • Missed opportunity to use benefits as a strategic tool? Do You Offer Post-Retirement Benefits? 7 L0110080583[exp0111][All S

  8. Slide 8: Phased Retirement Programs Key to Recalibrated Retirement

    Phased Retirement Programs Key to Recalibrated Retirement • More legislation and regulatory guidance welcome Potential Obstacles to Offering a Phased Retirement Program 8 L0110080583[exp0111][All States][DC]

  9. Slide 9: New Retirement Model Emerging?

    New Retirement Model Emerging? • A more gradual transition of older workers from full-time work to retirement. • The burden of retirement security has, by large, shifted to the individual. • Older workers, once retired, may move back into and out of the workforce either for the social engagement and

  10. Slide 10: MetLife Insurance Company, 200 Park Avenue, New York

    MetLife Insurance Company 200 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10166 www.metlife.com 10 L0110080583[exp0111][All States][DC]

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