By Dorothy Neufeld America’s population is aging, but the trend looks very different from one state to the next. Using the... read more

By Melis Guven  The coverage of pension systems in the Africa region is limited to the small segment of the... read more

By Janet Helm  When you think about malnutrition, you may picture famine or starving children in developing countries. But in... read more

By Louis Compton, Magdalena Walbaum, David R. Sinclair, Gemma Spiers, Barbara Hanratty, Raphael Wittenberg Background: The UK aimed to prolong... read more

By Brian Peters The Chinese current-account surplus has averaged approximately 2 percent of GDP since 2015, declining from a 2007... read more

By Vanya Horneff, Raimond Maurer, Olivia S. Mitchell, Julius Odenbreit Nursing home costs in the United States now exceed $100,000... read more

By Nanying Lin, Oscar Gilbert & Tianxiang Chu Textbook finance theories indicate that investors demand risk premia from risky assets... read more

By Fabian Kindermann, Carla Krolage, Sebastian Kunz, Manuel Pannier & Karoline Ströhlein This paper provides causal evidence on how pension... read more

By David Mhlanga This paper delves into the critical intersection of ageing and the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence... read more

By Pension Trusts Enhanced Data Management and Predictive Analytics Central to the operations of DB pensions is the handling of extensive... read more