Summary
Yimeng Yin is an economist and senior retirement researcher with 11 years of hands-on experience building stochastic asset-liability models, actuarial valuations, and stress-testing frameworks for large public and corporate pension plans. He has translated complex ALM and longevity risks into actionable insights for policymakers, plan CIOs, and industry practitioners, briefing audiences from the NY Fed to major actuarial firms and media outlets. At institutions including the Center for Retirement Research, Rockefeller Institute, and Equable Institute, he has led research on strategic asset allocation, pension de-risking, and retirement preparedness metrics like the NRRI. Known for combining rigorous academic training (PhD in Economics) with practical coding and optimization skills—he once sped up a Python microsimulation routine sixfold—Yimeng applies interdisciplinary methods to improve retirement security in both public and private sectors.
11 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
The Experimental High School Attached to Beijing Normal University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Economics, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Economics at University at Albany
BA & MA, Economics, BA & MA, Economics at Peking University
Chinese, English