Historical panel and consultation
The panel studied flexibility, retirement options and adequacy, drawing on academics, finance practitioners, unions, social-sector and grassroots views through focus groups. MOM’s historical description identifies Professor Tan Chorh Chuan and his then NUS presidency as chair; it is not a current-officeholder listing.
Terms of reference
The four areas were the Minimum Sum beyond 2015 for basic lifelong payouts; larger retirement lump sums and effects on adequacy; initially lower but escalating payouts for living costs; and flexible private investment or annuity alternatives balancing returns and risks. The member list and discussion photos/videos remain linked below.