Aldwin Frias

Aldwin Frias

Aldwin Frias

Senior Vice President and Actuary

Aldwin is a Senior Vice President and Actuary in Segal’s New York office with over 25 years of retirement and health consulting experience. He is a Senior Advisor to Segal’s New York Retirement Practice where he serves on some of Segal’s most challenging cases and manages a developing team of consulting actuaries and benefit consultants focused on better serving and expanding client relationships. As a Senior Advisor, he is actively involved in the development of policies pertaining to all actuarial work performed by the firm and has overall accountability for the delivery of actuarial valuations and consulting services to multiemployer and  public sector plans for the New York Region.

Aldwin consults to several multiemployer and public sector plans. He specializes in pension, health and retiree health valuations, particularly with regards to funding, plan design, withdrawal liability, mergers, accounting standards, regulatory, collective bargaining and risk consulting issues. He has extensive experience in assisting pension and health clients develop funding and plan design policies to meet their short-term and long-term goals. He has also helped troubled multiemployer pension plans navigate the different options available to them, including exploring the feasibility of managed mass withdrawal, applying for benefit suspensions, partitions or facilitated mergers under the Multiemployer Pension Reform Act and applying for Special Financial Assistance under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.

Aldwin is a member of the Segal Board of Directors, as well as a member of the New York Region Leadership Team, which focuses on identifying challenges and addressing them by developing strategic ideas that will help better serve our clients. He is also a member of several national office task forces, including Segal’s Hybrid Plans team where he co-develops risk education resources and provides internal support to consulting teams on the design, operation and implementation of hybrid and variable-type plans.

Aldwin received a BS in Actuarial Science with Honors from New York University. He is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries and of the Conference of Consulting Actuaries, a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries and an Enrolled Actuary.

Aldwin formerly served as a member of the Multiemployer Plans Committee of the American Academy of Actuaries. Throughout his career, he has served in numerous committees and working groups for the American Academy of Actuaries and the Society of Actuaries.

Aldwin has spoken at conferences and seminars and has co-authored articles on retirement issues. Presentations include:

  • “Multiemployer Workshop,” 2021 CCA Enrolled Actuaries Conference, May 2021
  • “Public Pension Overview: Trends and Developments Affecting Public Pension Funding Condition, Costs, Demographics, and Key Actuarial Assumptions,” 2018 Virgin Islands Public Pension Forum, August 2018
  • “Retirement Plan Update — Keeping Your Retirement Plan Out of Jeopardy,” Segal Consulting 20th Annual Fund Administrators’ Seminar, May 2018
  • “Quantifying Defined Benefit Retirement Plan Risk,” Segal Consulting, April 2017
  • “Life Without Retirement Plans — Appreciating the Value They Deliver,” Segal Consulting 18th Annual Fund Administrators’ Seminar, June 2016
  • “Neither DB nor DC: The Composite Plan,” Segal Consulting, April 2016
  • “The MPRA Experience: A Look at Year One,” 39th Annual National Labor and Management Conference, February 2016
  • “Composite Plan Stress Testing,” National Coordinating Committee for Multiemployer Plans, January 2016
  • “The Case for Pension Reform,” 38th Annual National Labor and Management Conference, February 2015

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Aldwin Frias

Aldwin Frias

Aldwin Frias

Senior Vice President and Actuary

Aldwin is a Senior Vice President and Actuary in Segal’s New York office with over 25 years of retirement and health consulting experience. He is a Senior Advisor to Segal’s New York Retirement Practice where he serves on some of Segal’s most challenging cases and manages a developing team of consulting actuaries and benefit consultants focused on better serving and expanding client relationships. As a Senior Advisor, he is actively involved in the development of policies pertaining to all actuarial work performed by the firm and has overall accountability for the delivery of actuarial valuations and consulting services to multiemployer and  public sector plans for the New York Region.

Aldwin consults to several multiemployer and public sector plans. He specializes in pension, health and retiree health valuations, particularly with regards to funding, plan design, withdrawal liability, mergers, accounting standards, regulatory, collective bargaining and risk consulting issues. He has extensive experience in assisting pension and health clients develop funding and plan design policies to meet their short-term and long-term goals. He has also helped troubled multiemployer pension plans navigate the different options available to them, including exploring the feasibility of managed mass withdrawal, applying for benefit suspensions, partitions or facilitated mergers under the Multiemployer Pension Reform Act and applying for Special Financial Assistance under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.

Aldwin is a member of the Segal Board of Directors, as well as a member of the New York Region Leadership Team, which focuses on identifying challenges and addressing them by developing strategic ideas that will help better serve our clients. He is also a member of several national office task forces, including Segal’s Hybrid Plans team where he co-develops risk education resources and provides internal support to consulting teams on the design, operation and implementation of hybrid and variable-type plans.

Aldwin received a BS in Actuarial Science with Honors from New York University. He is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries and of the Conference of Consulting Actuaries, a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries and an Enrolled Actuary.

Aldwin formerly served as a member of the Multiemployer Plans Committee of the American Academy of Actuaries. Throughout his career, he has served in numerous committees and working groups for the American Academy of Actuaries and the Society of Actuaries.

Aldwin has spoken at conferences and seminars and has co-authored articles on retirement issues. Presentations include:

  • “Multiemployer Workshop,” 2021 CCA Enrolled Actuaries Conference, May 2021
  • “Public Pension Overview: Trends and Developments Affecting Public Pension Funding Condition, Costs, Demographics, and Key Actuarial Assumptions,” 2018 Virgin Islands Public Pension Forum, August 2018
  • “Retirement Plan Update — Keeping Your Retirement Plan Out of Jeopardy,” Segal Consulting 20th Annual Fund Administrators’ Seminar, May 2018
  • “Quantifying Defined Benefit Retirement Plan Risk,” Segal Consulting, April 2017
  • “Life Without Retirement Plans — Appreciating the Value They Deliver,” Segal Consulting 18th Annual Fund Administrators’ Seminar, June 2016
  • “Neither DB nor DC: The Composite Plan,” Segal Consulting, April 2016
  • “The MPRA Experience: A Look at Year One,” 39th Annual National Labor and Management Conference, February 2016
  • “Composite Plan Stress Testing,” National Coordinating Committee for Multiemployer Plans, January 2016
  • “The Case for Pension Reform,” 38th Annual National Labor and Management Conference, February 2015

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Aldwin Frias

Senior Vice President and Actuary

Aldwin Frias

Contact Aldwin

The information you provide will not be shared with anyone outside Segal.

Aldwin is a Senior Vice President and Actuary in Segal’s New York office with over 25 years of retirement and health consulting experience. He is a Senior Advisor to Segal’s New York Retirement Practice where he serves on some of Segal’s most challenging cases and manages a developing team of consulting actuaries and benefit consultants focused on better serving and expanding client relationships. As a Senior Advisor, he is actively involved in the development of policies pertaining to all actuarial work performed by the firm and has overall accountability for the delivery of actuarial valuations and consulting services to multiemployer and  public sector plans for the New York Region.

Aldwin consults to several multiemployer and public sector plans. He specializes in pension, health and retiree health valuations, particularly with regards to funding, plan design, withdrawal liability, mergers, accounting standards, regulatory, collective bargaining and risk consulting issues. He has extensive experience in assisting pension and health clients develop funding and plan design policies to meet their short-term and long-term goals. He has also helped troubled multiemployer pension plans navigate the different options available to them, including exploring the feasibility of managed mass withdrawal, applying for benefit suspensions, partitions or facilitated mergers under the Multiemployer Pension Reform Act and applying for Special Financial Assistance under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.

Aldwin is a member of the Segal Board of Directors, as well as a member of the New York Region Leadership Team, which focuses on identifying challenges and addressing them by developing strategic ideas that will help better serve our clients. He is also a member of several national office task forces, including Segal’s Hybrid Plans team where he co-develops risk education resources and provides internal support to consulting teams on the design, operation and implementation of hybrid and variable-type plans.

Aldwin received a BS in Actuarial Science with Honors from New York University. He is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries and of the Conference of Consulting Actuaries, a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries and an Enrolled Actuary.

Aldwin formerly served as a member of the Multiemployer Plans Committee of the American Academy of Actuaries. Throughout his career, he has served in numerous committees and working groups for the American Academy of Actuaries and the Society of Actuaries.

Aldwin has spoken at conferences and seminars and has co-authored articles on retirement issues. Presentations include:

  • “Multiemployer Workshop,” 2021 CCA Enrolled Actuaries Conference, May 2021
  • “Public Pension Overview: Trends and Developments Affecting Public Pension Funding Condition, Costs, Demographics, and Key Actuarial Assumptions,” 2018 Virgin Islands Public Pension Forum, August 2018
  • “Retirement Plan Update — Keeping Your Retirement Plan Out of Jeopardy,” Segal Consulting 20th Annual Fund Administrators’ Seminar, May 2018
  • “Quantifying Defined Benefit Retirement Plan Risk,” Segal Consulting, April 2017
  • “Life Without Retirement Plans — Appreciating the Value They Deliver,” Segal Consulting 18th Annual Fund Administrators’ Seminar, June 2016
  • “Neither DB nor DC: The Composite Plan,” Segal Consulting, April 2016
  • “The MPRA Experience: A Look at Year One,” 39th Annual National Labor and Management Conference, February 2016
  • “Composite Plan Stress Testing,” National Coordinating Committee for Multiemployer Plans, January 2016
  • “The Case for Pension Reform,” 38th Annual National Labor and Management Conference, February 2015

Aldwin Frias

Senior Vice President and Actuary

Aldwin Frias

Contact Aldwin

The information you provide will not be shared with anyone outside Segal.

Aldwin is a Senior Vice President and Actuary in Segal’s New York office with over 25 years of retirement and health consulting experience. He is a Senior Advisor to Segal’s New York Retirement Practice where he serves on some of Segal’s most challenging cases and manages a developing team of consulting actuaries and benefit consultants focused on better serving and expanding client relationships. As a Senior Advisor, he is actively involved in the development of policies pertaining to all actuarial work performed by the firm and has overall accountability for the delivery of actuarial valuations and consulting services to multiemployer and  public sector plans for the New York Region.

Aldwin consults to several multiemployer and public sector plans. He specializes in pension, health and retiree health valuations, particularly with regards to funding, plan design, withdrawal liability, mergers, accounting standards, regulatory, collective bargaining and risk consulting issues. He has extensive experience in assisting pension and health clients develop funding and plan design policies to meet their short-term and long-term goals. He has also helped troubled multiemployer pension plans navigate the different options available to them, including exploring the feasibility of managed mass withdrawal, applying for benefit suspensions, partitions or facilitated mergers under the Multiemployer Pension Reform Act and applying for Special Financial Assistance under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.

Aldwin is a member of the Segal Board of Directors, as well as a member of the New York Region Leadership Team, which focuses on identifying challenges and addressing them by developing strategic ideas that will help better serve our clients. He is also a member of several national office task forces, including Segal’s Hybrid Plans team where he co-develops risk education resources and provides internal support to consulting teams on the design, operation and implementation of hybrid and variable-type plans.

Aldwin received a BS in Actuarial Science with Honors from New York University. He is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries and of the Conference of Consulting Actuaries, a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries and an Enrolled Actuary.

Aldwin formerly served as a member of the Multiemployer Plans Committee of the American Academy of Actuaries. Throughout his career, he has served in numerous committees and working groups for the American Academy of Actuaries and the Society of Actuaries.

Aldwin has spoken at conferences and seminars and has co-authored articles on retirement issues. Presentations include:

  • “Multiemployer Workshop,” 2021 CCA Enrolled Actuaries Conference, May 2021
  • “Public Pension Overview: Trends and Developments Affecting Public Pension Funding Condition, Costs, Demographics, and Key Actuarial Assumptions,” 2018 Virgin Islands Public Pension Forum, August 2018
  • “Retirement Plan Update — Keeping Your Retirement Plan Out of Jeopardy,” Segal Consulting 20th Annual Fund Administrators’ Seminar, May 2018
  • “Quantifying Defined Benefit Retirement Plan Risk,” Segal Consulting, April 2017
  • “Life Without Retirement Plans — Appreciating the Value They Deliver,” Segal Consulting 18th Annual Fund Administrators’ Seminar, June 2016
  • “Neither DB nor DC: The Composite Plan,” Segal Consulting, April 2016
  • “The MPRA Experience: A Look at Year One,” 39th Annual National Labor and Management Conference, February 2016
  • “Composite Plan Stress Testing,” National Coordinating Committee for Multiemployer Plans, January 2016
  • “The Case for Pension Reform,” 38th Annual National Labor and Management Conference, February 2015

Aldwin Frias

Aldwin Frias

Senior Vice President and Actuary

Contact Aldwin

The information you provide will not be shared with anyone outside Segal.

Aldwin is a Senior Vice President and Actuary in Segal’s New York office with over 25 years of retirement and health consulting experience. He is a Senior Advisor to Segal’s New York Retirement Practice where he serves on some of Segal’s most challenging cases and manages a developing team of consulting actuaries and benefit consultants focused on better serving and expanding client relationships. As a Senior Advisor, he is actively involved in the development of policies pertaining to all actuarial work performed by the firm and has overall accountability for the delivery of actuarial valuations and consulting services to multiemployer and  public sector plans for the New York Region.

Aldwin consults to several multiemployer and public sector plans. He specializes in pension, health and retiree health valuations, particularly with regards to funding, plan design, withdrawal liability, mergers, accounting standards, regulatory, collective bargaining and risk consulting issues. He has extensive experience in assisting pension and health clients develop funding and plan design policies to meet their short-term and long-term goals. He has also helped troubled multiemployer pension plans navigate the different options available to them, including exploring the feasibility of managed mass withdrawal, applying for benefit suspensions, partitions or facilitated mergers under the Multiemployer Pension Reform Act and applying for Special Financial Assistance under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.

Aldwin is a member of the Segal Board of Directors, as well as a member of the New York Region Leadership Team, which focuses on identifying challenges and addressing them by developing strategic ideas that will help better serve our clients. He is also a member of several national office task forces, including Segal’s Hybrid Plans team where he co-develops risk education resources and provides internal support to consulting teams on the design, operation and implementation of hybrid and variable-type plans.

Aldwin received a BS in Actuarial Science with Honors from New York University. He is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries and of the Conference of Consulting Actuaries, a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries and an Enrolled Actuary.

Aldwin formerly served as a member of the Multiemployer Plans Committee of the American Academy of Actuaries. Throughout his career, he has served in numerous committees and working groups for the American Academy of Actuaries and the Society of Actuaries.

Aldwin has spoken at conferences and seminars and has co-authored articles on retirement issues. Presentations include:

  • “Multiemployer Workshop,” 2021 CCA Enrolled Actuaries Conference, May 2021
  • “Public Pension Overview: Trends and Developments Affecting Public Pension Funding Condition, Costs, Demographics, and Key Actuarial Assumptions,” 2018 Virgin Islands Public Pension Forum, August 2018
  • “Retirement Plan Update — Keeping Your Retirement Plan Out of Jeopardy,” Segal Consulting 20th Annual Fund Administrators’ Seminar, May 2018
  • “Quantifying Defined Benefit Retirement Plan Risk,” Segal Consulting, April 2017
  • “Life Without Retirement Plans — Appreciating the Value They Deliver,” Segal Consulting 18th Annual Fund Administrators’ Seminar, June 2016
  • “Neither DB nor DC: The Composite Plan,” Segal Consulting, April 2016
  • “The MPRA Experience: A Look at Year One,” 39th Annual National Labor and Management Conference, February 2016
  • “Composite Plan Stress Testing,” National Coordinating Committee for Multiemployer Plans, January 2016
  • “The Case for Pension Reform,” 38th Annual National Labor and Management Conference, February 2015