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June 18, 2008Rainer Münz
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Population Population Population Population TodayTodayTodayToday
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EU27+4
EU27 Total Population: 497 million- EU15 („old“ MS) 395 million- EU12 („new“ MS) 102 million
Other EEA+CH 12 million
EU27+4 509 million
Foreign-born population 43 million
- Foreign-born (in%) 8.5%
European Union + European Union + European Union + European Union + AssocAssocAssocAssoc. Countries. Countries. Countries. Countries
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Common Trends Common Trends Common Trends Common Trends and regional and regional and regional and regional
differencesdifferencesdifferencesdifferences
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Common trends
• Low number of children
• High and growing life expectancy
• Demographic aging
• High immigration
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• Lowest number of children per family ever recorded in history
• Below replacement levels
• Development leads to excess of deaths over births
• Shrinking native populations
NumberNumberNumberNumber of of of of ChildrenChildrenChildrenChildren in Europein Europein Europein Europe
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Children per woman, 2005Children per woman, 2005Children per woman, 2005Children per woman, 2005
NumberNumberNumberNumber of of of of ChildrenChildrenChildrenChildren in Europein Europein Europein Europe
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Common trends
• Low number of children
• High and growing life expectancy
• Demographic aging
• High immigration
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Highest life expectancy ever recordedin history
• Constant growth sincethe mid-19th century
• No signs of slow down in Western Europe
• High potential for catch-up in Central and Eastern Europe
Life Life Life Life expectancyexpectancyexpectancyexpectancy in Europein Europein Europein Europe
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Life Life Life Life expectancyexpectancyexpectancyexpectancy at at at at birthbirthbirthbirth in Europe, in Europe, in Europe, in Europe, 2004, 2004, 2004, 2004, malesmalesmalesmales
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Life Life Life Life expectancyexpectancyexpectancyexpectancy at at at at birthbirthbirthbirth in Europe, in Europe, in Europe, in Europe, 2004, 2004, 2004, 2004, femalesfemalesfemalesfemales
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Common trends
• Low number of children
• High and growing life expectancy
• Demographic aging
• High immigration
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• Not a biological process
• But a shift from the younger to theolder age groups
• Low number of children
• Increasing life expectancy
Both contribute to population aging in
Europe
DemographicDemographicDemographicDemographic AgingAgingAgingAging
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EU 27: Aging in Europe
3 0
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Source: Eurostat; EU Comm 2007
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EU 27: Aging in Europe
3 0
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3 8
4 0
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Source: Eurostat; EU Comm 2007
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3 0
3 2
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3 6
3 8
4 0
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5 0
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Source: Eurostat; EU Comm 2007
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Common trends
• Low fertility
• High and growing life expectancy
• Demographic ageing
• High immigration
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ERSTE GROUPImmigration
• Foreign-born population in EU27:
43 million
• Of them:
14 million from other EU countries
27 million from third countries
• Immigration fromother Europe, MENA, sub-Saharan Africa, Lat. America, South Asia
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Quelle: UN Population Division 2000; Darstellung: Humboldt-Universität Berlin
NetNetNetNet----Migration in Europe,Migration in Europe,Migration in Europe,Migration in Europe,2000200020002000----2005 (per 1000 inhabitants)2005 (per 1000 inhabitants)2005 (per 1000 inhabitants)2005 (per 1000 inhabitants)
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-2 to 00 to +2
+2 to +5
over -5
-5 to -2
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Quelle: UN Population Division 2000; Darstellung: Humboldt-Universität Berlin
Stock of Migrants in Europe,Stock of Migrants in Europe,Stock of Migrants in Europe,Stock of Migrants in Europe,2005200520052005 (in % of total population)(in % of total population)(in % of total population)(in % of total population)
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5 to 10%0 to 5%
over 15%
10 to 15%
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Population Change in 2007Population Change in 2007Population Change in 2007Population Change in 2007
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Europe in 2007Europe in 2007Europe in 2007Europe in 2007
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Western and Central Europe (EU27/EEA/CH) in 2007
• Total population growth: +2.3 million
• of which: 85% from net migration
• 24 out of 31 countries (EU27/EEA/CH)had a net gain from migration
• 10 out of 31 countries (EU27/EEA/CH) had more deaths than births
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ChallengesChallengesChallengesChallenges and and and and OpportunitiesOpportunitiesOpportunitiesOpportunities
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Growing customer groups:
• Generation 50+
• Urban + sub-urban population
• Migrant population
• Mobile Europeans
ChallengesChallengesChallengesChallenges and and and and OpportunitiesOpportunitiesOpportunitiesOpportunities
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Changing needs
• Securing old age income in addition to mandatory 1st pillar pensions
• Portability of health and pensionbenefits
• Long-term care
ChallengesChallengesChallengesChallenges and and and and OpportunitiesOpportunitiesOpportunitiesOpportunities
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Main questions:
• Do we have the appropriate products?
• Do we use the right sales channels?
• Do we have a well prepared salesforce?
ChallengesChallengesChallengesChallenges and and and and OpportunitiesOpportunitiesOpportunitiesOpportunities
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• Life insurance and pension plans forall ages
• Reverse mortgages
• Health and pension insurance formobile Europeans and non-Europeans
• Sales force 50 and older
• Sales force with migrant background
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Our main customersof tomorrow
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Our customers of tomorrow