Aging and Its Effect on Economies, Real Estate, and Financial Markets
What you'll learn
- Analyze global demographic trends in aging and longevity.
- Debate the future of longevity and recent trends in survival analysis.
- Assess the expected impact of aging on interest rates and stock prices.
- Examine the effects of changing demographics on real estate and housing demand.
- Identify social determinants of health and their relationship with GDP and healthcare expenditure.
Who is this course for
- Economists
- Financial planners
- Corporate professionals in financial institutions
- Actuaries
- Policymakers and regulators
- Course Goals, Structure, and Expectations.
- Aging and Cognitive Changes, Financial Decision Making, Challenges and Strategies
- Tools and Resources, Legal and Financial Planning
- Healthcare and Investment Decisions, Emotional Well-being, Case Study Analysis
- Key Takeaways, Further Learning
- Interview with Prof. Anina Hille, on the effect of the changing demography on Labor markets
- Interview with Mr. Kai Kaufhold, on practical insights and future trends in longevity risk
- Interview with Prof. Dr. Oliver Kruse on aging and its effect on global trends in real estate and interest rates
- Defining Age-Friendly Banking: The business case for Age-friendly Banking; What do older adults want from their bank?
- Financial Resilience
- Financial Inclusion
- Financial Consumer Protection
- Employee Training and Awareness
- Customer Education
- Elder Fraud Detection, Prevention, and Reporting
- Charitable Engagement and Partnerships
- Innovation For Older Adults Within the Age-Friendly Framework
- The Political Economy of Financial Inclusion
- What Is the Difference?
- The Story of M-Pesa in Developing Countries
- What Is the Case of Financial Inclusion in High-Income Economies?
- Leverageing The Power of Underserved Communities.
- The Role of Regulation in Promoting Small and Medium Businesses
- Introduction to Saving Circles
- ROSCAS, SACCOS & Tontines
- The Advantages and Disadvantages of Saving Circles
- Saving Circles in The Digital World
- Theories of Aging
- The Hallmarks of Aging and Genomics
- The Aging-Mortality Relationship
- From Micro to Macro
- The Anti-Aging & Longevity Industries
- Examples: Altos Health
- We Need More Research
- Examples - Tomorrow.io
- The Evidence-Based Research
- Cardiovascular Disease
- Cancer
- Type II Diabetes
- Neurodegenerative Diseases
- Lifestyle
- Current Longevity Medicine
- Rapamycin
- Metformin
- Resveratrol
- Caloric Restriction
- Amino Acid Restriction
- Hormonal Optimization
- Stem Cell Therapies
- Biohacking
- Measuring Cellular Aging
- How May the Future Look Like
- Introduction
- Defining Social Capital
- Navigating Relationships
- Grandparenting
- Solitude vs. Loneliness
- Caregiving
- Introduction
- Ageism, Loneliness vs. Isolation
- Late Blooming
- Intergenerationally
- What Can Women Do in Their Extra Decades of Life
- Introduction
- Epidemiology of Women's Health
- Biomarkers in Women
- Interventions to Optimize Longevity
- Challenges and Future Directions
- Financial Independence of Women Over 50
- Income Dynamics and Gender-based Disparities
- Mastering Finance after 50
- Empowering Wealth in the Second Half of Life
- Explore the Nuanced Foundations Shaping the AgeTech Landscape
- Understand the Essential Principles of Aging and Their Impact on Technology and Innovation
- Examine Real-World Challenges Faced by the Aging Population
- Analyze Case Studies Showcasing Innovative Tech Solutions Transforming the Aging Experience
- Stay at the Forefront by Analyzing the Latest Trends Impacting AgeTech
- Identify and Strategize Around Untapped Opportunities Within the Expansive Aging Market
- Learn from the Strategies and Playbooks of Industry Giants Participating in the AgeTech Revolution
- Explore Future Directions and Potential Innovations in the AgeTech Sector
- Discuss How Emerging Technologies Can Further Enhance the Lives of Older Adults
- Demographic Analysis, Feminization of Old Age, Impact on Labor Market, Economic Status of the Elderly, Health and Social Wellbeing.
Skills covered in this course
Requirements
- No previous knowledge required
Description
Faculty
Dr. med. Hans Groth, MBA is the Chairman of the Board of the World Demographic & Aging Forum (WDAForum) and a Member of the Board of Directors of Rehabilitation Clinic Bad ZurzachAG. Since 2009. Dr. Groth has been a guest lecturer at the University of St. Gallen (HSG), Switzerland with the topic "Megatrend: Global Demographic Change." From 2009 – 2015 he was Member of the Global Agenda Council of the World Economic Forum.
Roland Rau is Professor of Demography at the University of Rostock, Germany, and Senior Research Scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, situated also in Rostock. He holds a Diploma in Political Science (Germany's former equivalent of a Master's degree) and a PhD in Demography. His research is situated at the intersection of demography, epidemiology and statistics. Apart from his methodological work and visualizations of mortality dynamics, Rau studies mortality in aging societies, predominantly in Europe. (photo: Fotostudio Hagedorn, Rostock).
Dr. Ira Sobel is the founder and Academic Director of Fintech for Longevity Academy, a trusted provider of financial longevity for corporate professionals around the world. Dr. Sobel specializes in the economic aspects of aging with a particular focus on the role of Fintech in improving the financial well-being of older adults and their families. Dr. Sobel lives in Israel where she is currently teaching a course on “Financial Inclusion in the Fintech Age” at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She is an international speaker and advisor to many Fintech companies and VCs around the world. Dr. Sobel has a PhD in Sociology from Tel Aviv University.
Manuel Buchmann is Research Director at the World Demographic & Ageing Forum (WDA Forum) and project manager at Demografik. He holds a PhD in Applied Economics from the University of Basel. In his dissertation he analyzed the effect of demographic change on the Swiss labor market. His current research focuses on labor shortages and the relationship between demography and financial markets (“Financial Demography”). He coordinates all research activities of the WDA Forum.