With aging populations, increasing liabilities and increasing demands from pension-holders and wider society, pension funds globally are undergoing structural transformation. Facing greater pressure to deliver operational efficiencies while enhancing value, high-quality service and member engagement, pension funds will need ever-closer partnerships with service providers. In this new series, we explore the changing partnerships between pension funds and service providers as they face a new future, together
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The future of German pension funds
German pension funds are sharpening their focus on private markets and sustainability strategies, with the help of data quality.
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Dutch pension funds in a post-Pensions Act world
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The Dutch Pensions Act is likely to transform the occupational pension fund system in the Netherlands. Asset servicers will have a crucial role to play.
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Supporting Australia’s
large and small superannuation funds
Years of merger activity in Australia’s superannuation fund market has created a handful of giant funds, and a host of mid to small funds.
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