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Slow but steady progress in auto enrolment is driving growth in workplace pension assets and membership
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) has now become involved in a possible case of embezzlement at BaltCap
Countries deepen financial sector cooperation to prepare Ukraine post-war reconstruction phase
The healthcare scheme keeps interests in more than twenty Russian companies on its balance sheet
Institutional investors have ‘good reason for concern’ as the geopolitical landscape is looking ‘less stable going into 2024’, says Natixis research
Ukraine plans to introduce a new system, based on scores, to calculate pensions to level out differences in the amount of pension received
When members of the European Union accession generation from central and eastern European (CEE) countries were young they used to dream of visiting Santa Claus in Lapland. As travel abroad was not permitted and communications were not developed, they wrote letters and waited impatiently for their presents to arrive.
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) has now become involved in a possible case of embezzlement at BaltCap
Countries deepen financial sector cooperation to prepare Ukraine post-war reconstruction phase
The healthcare scheme keeps interests in more than twenty Russian companies on its balance sheet
When members of the European Union accession generation from central and eastern European (CEE) countries were young they used to dream of visiting Santa Claus in Lapland. As travel abroad was not permitted and communications were not developed, they wrote letters and waited impatiently for their presents to arrive.
Slow but steady progress in auto enrolment is driving growth in workplace pension assets and membership
Wider access to personal financial information is a step in a good direction – but will savers appreciate it?
The law reforming the first-pillar pension system could amplify fiscal deficit problems in the shorter term
The country’s pension sector is seeking greater flexibility in investment fund options
Assets, membership and asset allocation
Institutional investors have ‘good reason for concern’ as the geopolitical landscape is looking ‘less stable going into 2024’, says Natixis research