UK. Retirement adequacy increasingly a business planning risk
In its latest paper, Retirement adequacy: identifying future risks in your workforce, the firm highlights how ...
US. NYC Aging Releases “What the Data Demands” Report on Affordability, Highlighting Economic Challenges Facing Older New Yorkers
The NYC Department for the Aging (NYC Aging) today released What the Data Demands: Findings from Older New Yor ...
Ghana. GH¢35.5 Billion in SSNIT Assets: What Does It Mean to the Pensioner?
Assets Under Management Do Not Pay the Bills In financial terminology, Assets Under Management (AUM) represent ...
European Commission approves non-binding guidelines for supplementary retirement savings
Set out in Recommendation (EU) 2025/2384, approved in November 2025 as part of the Savings and Investment Unio ...
UK. DB scheme surplus rises to £271.3bn; funding ratio hits three-year high
The aggregate surplus of defined benefit (DB) schemes in the UK increased by £7.3bn during July to £271.3bn, a ...
Which nature investments pay off? Here’s what a decade of data says
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Bequest-Motivated Decumulation of UK Pensions for Non-Domiciled Individuals: A Monte-Carlo and HJB Approach
By Sebastien Hitier We study the optimal decumulation of a UK pension pot for an expatriate holder who is tax-resident in a jurisdiction that does not tax investment income or gifts. Because the pension wrapper offers no ongoing tax shelter to heirs, the holder’s sole objective is to minimise the expected present value of lifetime […]
Deaccumulation in India: The Role of Equity, Debt and Annuities in Retirement Income
By Ravi Saraogi & Pushpinder Singh Framework: We adopt a partial annuitisation framework in which a fraction of the retirement corpus is used to purchase an immediate life annuity, while the remainder is retained in a self-managed portfolio. Using a bootstrap Monte Carlo approach with Indian equity, debt and inflation data, we simulate retirement paths […]
AI, Fiscal Space, and Social Protection in Four Latin American Economies: ;A Scenario-based Threshold Framework
By Vicenzo Scavino Can fiscal space from artificial intelligence finance recurrent social protection in Latin America? This paper develops a prespecified, scenario-based feasibility test that translates an AI dividend into income and fiscal capture, compares it with policy costs, and applies debt-consistency and persistence screens. For Peru, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico, no deterministic crossing occurs […]
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UK. Retirement adequacy increasingly a business planning risk
In its latest paper, Retirement adequacy: identifying future risks in your workforce, the firm highlights how financial stress, changing retirement behaviours and an ageing workforce can affect employee productivity, absenteeism and workforce planning. The paper argues that retirement adequacy is no longer just a pensions issue, but a business challenge that employers need to understand […]
US. NYC Aging Releases “What the Data Demands” Report on Affordability, Highlighting Economic Challenges Facing Older New Yorkers
The NYC Department for the Aging (NYC Aging) today released What the Data Demands: Findings from Older New Yorkers’ Financial Security, the latest issue paper in a series building on findings from The State of Older New Yorkers, which provides an in-depth examination of the affordability challenges confronting older New Yorkers, including financial insecurity, food […]
Ghana. GH¢35.5 Billion in SSNIT Assets: What Does It Mean to the Pensioner?
Assets Under Management Do Not Pay the Bills In financial terminology, Assets Under Management (AUM) represents the total market value of the equities, government securities, real estate, and commercial holdings that an institution manages. It measures organizational scale, balance-sheet footprint, and capital accumulation. But an impressive AUM is a measure of portfolio size, not a […]
European Commission approves non-binding guidelines for supplementary retirement savings
Set out in Recommendation (EU) 2025/2384, approved in November 2025 as part of the Savings and Investment Union initiative led by Commissioner Maria Luís Albuquerque, these measures aim to boost future retirement income. However, under Article 288 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, these recommendations are non-binding; the decision on whether […]





