We present new data on asset allocations of mandatory pension funds in the new EU member states and in other transition countries. Our comparative national data presents a unique opportunity to compare pension reform progress across these countries from a capital market perspective. Our main finding is that in a number of new EU member states and other transition countries, under-diversification of assets threatens to undermine the impact of multi-pillar reform on fiscal sustainability.
Policy Paper No. 17
Ageing, Pension Reforms and Capital Market Development in the New EU Member States and Other Transition Countries
Policy Paper
Referens
Almenberg, Johan och Christiane Nickel (2007). ”Ageing, Pension Reforms and Capital Market Development in the New EU Member States and Other Transition Countries”. IFN Policy Paper nr 17. Stockholm: Institutet för Näringslivsforskning.
Almenberg, Johan och Christiane Nickel (2007). ”Ageing, Pension Reforms and Capital Market Development in the New EU Member States and Other Transition Countries”. IFN Policy Paper nr 17. Stockholm: Institutet för Näringslivsforskning.
Författare
Johan Almenberg, Christiane Nickel