South Africans To be Able to Withdraw One Third of Employer DC Plans While Working
The South Africa government has proposed that changes to the two-pot retirement system, which gives workers access to pension funds…
Europe’s defined contribution market poised for a boom
The defined contribution market in Europe is poised for significant growth, fueled by government reforms, growing importance of ESG for…
China, India face daunting challenge to grow retirement security amid demographic, cultural shifts
Retirement systems in China and India, home to the world’s largest populations with around 1.4 billion people in each country,…
UK. How can pensions market help diversify DC savings?
There is a wide gap between the defined benefit and defined contribution generations in terms of the standard of living…
Pension Savings Are an Emerging UK Political Battleground
Nothing says an election is looming more than a raft of proposed policies that have been collecting dust on think…
People age 80 and over top 10% of Japan’s population for first time
People age 80 and over topped 10% of Japan’s population for the first time, government data showed Sunday, as the…
How Africa’s pension funds are financing the continent’s infrastructure gap
African countries have huge infrastructure needs, and governments need private investment to help meet them, particularly considering increasing climate impacts…
Gender pension gap widens as men outpace women by £17,000
The Money Matters report aims to help more women engage with investing Men have almost £49,000 in their pension pot…
Cost-of-living crisis is increasing ‘retirement anxiety’
A fifth of Brits are losing sleep due to worrying about retirement Nearly two thirds (58%) of UK adults aged…
Urgent pension reform and defusing pension timebomb in Korea
One of the problems modern welfare states must tackle is defusing the pension time bomb. And nowhere is this more…
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