editor, Author at Pension Policy International

19FebFebruary 19, 2025

El fondo de pensiones de Canadá CPPIB aflora una participación del 27,86% en HBX Group

El fondo de pensiones de Canadá CPPIB aflora una participación del 27,86% en HBX Group El Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) ha adquirido una participación del 27,86% en HBX Group International, tras su debut en Bolsa el 13 de febrero. Esta adquisición representa aproximadamente 65,8 millones de acciones valuadas en más de 785 millones de euros al precio actual del mercado, según la Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores (CNMV). La adquisición de CPPIB sigue el plan establecido en el folleto de...

February 19, 2025

NoticiasCanada, Inversión

19FebFebruary 19, 2025

US. Over 71,000 retirement savers may be victims of cyber breach at The Pension Specialists

More than 71,000 customers of retirement plan administrator The Pension Specialists may have had their personal data breached in a cyber theft that occurred last year, according to a notification filed by The Pension Specialists with the Office of the Maine Attorney General on Feb. 14. The company became aware of the cyber incident on Feb. 24, 2024, when it experienced a network disruption. After initiating an investigation with cybersecurity experts, it determined that certain files may have been accessed...

February 19, 2025

News, SliderPension Management, Risk, US

19FebFebruary 19, 2025

UK professionals prepare for ‘unretirement’ to become the norm

70% of UK professionals (from all age bands) have stated that they are ‘expecting’ that they will have to work for longer or delay retirement due to financial concerns post-retirement. In fact, 31% of ‘unretirees’ state they have returned to work either in a full/part-time or in a casual capacity over the past 18 months. The new research comes from global talent solutions provider Robert Walters – and showcases an emerging trend of ‘unretirement’ – which shows no signs of abating. Recent figures from Legal and...

February 19, 2025

News, SliderLabor Market, Retirement Age, UK

19FebFebruary 19, 2025

France’s latest pensions battle could ignite fresh political crisis

President Emmanuel Macron braved strikes and street protests to force through a deeply unpopular reform in 2023 raising France's retirement age by two years to 64, saying it was the only way to keep the generous but costly pension system afloat. Now an assessment this week by the country's independent public audit office on the size of the pension deficit could rekindle debate about the divisive reform and plunge Macron's fragile, debt-laden government back into crisis. Francois Bayrou, Macron's latest prime minister, requested...

February 19, 2025

News, SliderFrance, Pension Reform

19FebFebruary 19, 2025

US. What the 2025 Social Security Age Change Means for Retirement Planning

If you're nearing retirement, you’ve probably wondered when to start taking Social Security benefits. For years, age 65 was considered the “normal” retirement age, but a law passed in 1983 gradually raised this age to reflect the increasing life expectancy of Americans.1 As of 2025, the full retirement age (FRA) is still rising depending on your birth year.2 Knowing when to claim benefits can significantly impact your monthly checks. Key Takeaways Full Retirement Age rises to 66 years and 10 months for those born in 1959. ...

February 19, 2025

News, SliderRetirement Age, Retirement Planning, US

19FebFebruary 19, 2025

CPPIB becomes major shareholder of Spanish Group HBX in its stock market debut

HBX Group has successfully gone public on the Spanish stock exchanges, marking the largest IPO in Europe this year and the first listing of a British company in Spain since Brexit. The transaction, valued at approximately €3 billion, underscores the company’s position as a key player in the travel technology sector. The transaction has included the completion of an initial put and subscription offer for shares by HBX Group’s major shareholders (CPPIB and vehicles controlled by funds managed or advised...

February 19, 2025

News, SliderCanada, Investment

18FebFebruary 18, 2025

Afores reducen su participación en la renta variable mexicana: Consar

Las Administradoras de Fondos para el Retiro (Afores) redujeron sus inversiones en el mercado bursátil nacional de enero del 2024 a enero del 2025, de acuerdo con los datos de la Comisión Nacional del Sistema de Ahorro para el Retiro (Consar). En enero del año pasado, las administradoras de los recursos de más de 74.2 millones de cuentas, invirtieron 447,070 millones de pesos en acciones de empresas listadas en el mercado mexicano, lo que correspondía al 7.42% de los 6.02...

February 18, 2025

NoticiasAdministración de Pensiones, Inversión, Mexico

18FebFebruary 18, 2025

Colombia. Ministerio del Trabajo publicó borrador de decreto que regularía la reforma pensional

El ministerio del Trabajo informó que publicó el borrador de decreto que regula parcialmente la reforma pensional para dar a conocer los detalles y aspectos centrales del Sistema de Pensiones, para que los ciudadanos hasta el 3 de marzo hagan sus revisiones y posteriormente sus observaciones. La cartera laboral detalló que el proyecto tiene varios aspectos claves de los pilares, como lo son el solidario a cargo del Departamento de Prosperidad Social y el semicontributivo a cargo de Colpensiones. La ministra del Trabajo...

February 18, 2025

NoticiasColombia, Reforma de Pensiones

18FebFebruary 18, 2025

Español. El impacto de las subidas de las pensiones: ¿afecta a las futuras generaciones?

El Consejo de ministros de España aprobó el pasado 28 de enero un nuevo decreto que garantiza la subida de las pensiones en 2025 conforme al aumento del coste de la vida. Así, las pensiones contributivas y las de clases pasivas del Estado suben un 2,8 %, las pensiones no contributivas y el ingreso mínimo vital aumentan un 9 %, la pensión de viudedad con cargas se incrementa un 9,1 % y las pensiones del Seguro Obligatorio de Vejez e Invalidez (SOVI),...

February 18, 2025

NoticiasEspaña, Sostenibilidad del Sistema

18FebFebruary 18, 2025

The UK pensions dashboard faces new delays

The long-awaited pensions dashboard is facing fresh delays and may still not be ready to roll out next year – more than a decade after it was first proposed. The Government’s dashboard, designed to allow people to view all their pension pots in one place, has been beset by a series of delays and is tens of millions of pounds over budget. A National Audit Office report in May last year found that the cost of the project had increased from £235m in 2020...

February 18, 2025

News, SliderPension Management, Regulation, UK

February 2025