September 2024
18Sep

Inversiones y rentabilidad de los Fondos de Pensiones: Marzo 2024

Por Superintendencia de Pensiones  El valor de los Fondos de Pensiones alcanzó a $ 176.662.246 millones al 31 de marzo de 2024. Con respecto al 31 de marzo del año anterior, éste aumentó en $ 25.573.699 millones, equivalente al 16,9% (real 12,1%). La rentabilidad del Fondo de Pensiones Tipo A se explica principalmente por el retorno positivo que presentaron las inversiones en instrumentos extranjeros y acciones locales. Al respecto, tómese como referencia la rentabilidad en dólares del índice MSCI mundial,...

September 18, 2024
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18Sep

Informe de monitoreo de programas prioritarios 2023

Por Consejo Nacional de Evaluación de la Política de Desarrollo Social En 2019 se clasificaron como prioritarios 17 programas sociales coordinados por 7 dependencias (figura 1). Durante el segundo trimestre de ese año, a partir de ajustes a la estructura programática, se modificó el conjunto de programas al incorporar 2 de la pasada APF a la lista: S176 “Pensión para el Bienestar de las Personas Adultas Mayores” y S174 “Programa de Apoyo para el Bienestar de las Niñas y Niños, Hijos de Madres...

September 18, 2024
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18Sep

Empoderamiento y brecha salarial a través de indicadores internacionales de género

Por Lidia de Castro Romero, Victor Martín Barroso & Rosa Santero Sánchez Las brechas económicas de género aún persisten, como la salarial y la de acceso a puestos de poder, contra las que distintas instituciones actúan para lograr una igualdad efectiva. La identificación y cuantificación de estas desigualdades se consigue a través de indicadores simples y compuestos que actúan como instrumento en las políticas. Este trabajo revisa los principales índices sintéticos de (des)igualdad de género internacionales, poniendo el foco en...

September 18, 2024
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13Sep

2024 Global Retirement Index

By Natixis Investment Managers Despite positive progress for many countries in the Global Retirement Index (GRI), retirement security remains on shaky ground in 2024. More and more individuals across the globe are realizing that they’re on their own when it comes to funding their retirement. Results from the long-running Natixis Global Survey of Individual Investors reveal that the number of people who say it’s increasingly their responsibility to fund retirement on their own—rather than relying on public and private pensions—has grown...

September 13, 2024
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13Sep

Pension Risk Transfer Monitor

By Legal & General  In this latest edition of our Pension Risk Transfer (PRT) Monitor, we off¬er a side-by-side analysis of the two largest PRT markets globally – the US and UK. We expect PRT volumes to remain elevated across the next decade. Based on current levels, more than £250 billion of combined UK and US volumes are likely to be secured by insurers in the next 3 years alone. In this bulletin we reflect on the first half of...

September 13, 2024
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13Sep

The future of retirement security: An international comparison through the lens of adequacy, sustainability, equity and plan design

By Surya Kolluri, Catherine Reilly & David Richardson The average retiree can now expect to spend about two decades in retirement, roughly double the time from 50 years ago. Along with extended lifespans, the number of workers per retiree is declining around the world and ever fewer workers have access to defined benefit (DB) plans that promise a guaranteed income in retirement. Instead, most workers save for retirement through defined contribution (DC) plans, which do not automatically convert savings into...

September 13, 2024
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13Sep

The world’s largest pension funds – 2024

By Thinking Ahead Institute The global top 300 pension funds is an annual study conducted by the Thinking Ahead Institute, in conjunction with Pensions and Investments. The research highlights high-level trends in the pension fund industry and provides information on how the characteristics of these top funds have changed. Get the report here

September 13, 2024
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13Sep

Pensioners Without Borders: Agglomeration and the Migration Response to Taxation

By Salla Kalin, Antoine Levy & Mathilde Munoz  This paper investigates whether and why pensioners move across borders in response to tax rate differentials. In 2013, retirees relocating to Portugal became eligible to a full tax exemption of foreign-source pensions. Contrary to the broadly held belief that seniors "age in place", we find substantial international mobility responses to the reform, concentrated among wealthy and educated pensioners in higher-tax origin countries. The implied migration elasticity of the stock of foreign pensioners...

September 13, 2024
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13Sep

Care-Dependent Target Benefit Pension Plan with Minimum Liability Gap

By Ruotian Ti, Ximin Rong, Cheng Tao & Hui Zhao With the progressive aging of populations, the significance of long-term care (LTC) services in aging societies is growing. In this paper, we integrate LTC services with pensions, studying a stochastic model for a care-dependent target benefit pension (TBP) plan. The plan members' target benefit rates are set according to the care cost for three different health states, i.e., healthy, mildly disabled and severely disabled states. And the pension contributions reflect...

September 13, 2024
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11Sep

Informe: seguridad social en México, 2023

Por Gabriela Mendizábal Bermúdez El informe sobre seguridad social en México destaca una serie de avances y retrocesos significativos. Económicamente, se observa un aumento en los ingresos, impulsado por remesas y un crecimiento en la población económicamente activa. La reducción de la pobreza se atribuye, entre otros factores, al aumento del ingreso y del salario promedio, así como cambios demográficos. La SCJN reafirma el derecho a la pensión por jubilación y emite criterios sobre seguridad social, abriendo la puerta parala...

September 11, 2024
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