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Caroline Braun

Graduate in Mathematics │ Counsel

Actuary

Munich

+49 89 23714 13409

caroline.braun@luther-lawfirm.com

Areas of practice

Caroline Braun assists with the introduction, reorganisation, restructuring and administration of company pension schemes. As an actuarial expert, she advises on quantitative, accounting, employment and tax law issues related to company pension schemes.

Vita

Caroline Braun studied mathematics at the Technical University of Berlin (Germany). She has more than 25 years of consultancy experience in the field of company pension schemes for companies of all sizes, gained from working in one of the large consultancy firms, as well as in a new consultancy firm specialising in company pension schemes that she helped found in 2015.

Memberships

Deutsche Aktuarvereinigung e.V. (DAV)
Institut der Versicherungsmathematischen Sachverständigen für Altersversorgung e.V. (IVS)

Graduate in Mathematics
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