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Zamora Delbert

Delbert Zamora

EA, MAAA
Principal and Consulting Actuary
Dallas, TX, US
Delbert Zamora is a principal and consulting actuary in the Dallas office of Milliman. Delbert consults clients in areas of designing, funding, and financial reporting of their retirement programs.
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Experience

Delbert has worked in the retirement consulting field since 1994, with prior experience at Deloitte & Touche / Deloitte Consulting, and Ernst & Young.

His expertise includes:

  • Actuarial valuations for defined benefit plans (qualified and non-qualified) and retiree medical programs for corporate, public, church, and non-profit clients
  • Financial accounting consulting including global accounting consolidation and mark-to-market conversions
  • Merger & acquisition due diligence and related consulting
  • Defined benefit and contribution design
  • Consulting on plan administration outsourcing alternatives
  • Plan termination consulting and execution

Delbert has also developed internal technical training initiatives and presented before professional actuarial groups.

Publications

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Church retirement plans: A look at the Diocese of Fort Worth

15 February 2023 - by Jake Pringle, Delbert Zamora
Learn about the unique pressures facing church pension plan sponsors as they support retired clergy and recruit lay employees.
Article

The Bulletin: Guide to church retirement plans - Issue 2

06 January 2022 - by Delbert Zamora
Explore the principle of benefit adequacy as part of total retirement income planning with church defined benefit plans.
Article

Case study: Pension plan design alternatives

15 March 2021 - by Delbert Zamora
Case study: Milliman explores a host of options for a JV pension-plan design to achieve the best outcome.
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Impact of COVID-19 on your pension plan: CARES Act funding relief for single-employer defined benefit plans

07 April 2020 - by Delbert Zamora
This article focuses on the CARES Act provision allowing deferment to January 1, 2021, of required defined benefit contributions due in the 2020 calendar year.