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Global Aging and Retirement Security in Emerging Markets: Reassessing the Role of Funded Pensions
Global Aging and Retirement Security in Emerging Markets: Reassessing the Role of Funded Pensions
Global Aging Institute
18 Nov 2015 WORLDWIDE Scheme Design (inc. DB & DC), Savings, Pensioners & Retirement, Longevity, Investment - General
Research from the Global Ageing Institute, sponsored by Principal Financial Group, has revealed that emerging markets with funded state pension systems will enjoy greater advantages than those with pay-as-you-go systems. The research also found that, at a macro level, funded systems can help to speed up the development of capital markets.

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