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2 May, 2017

Global Pensions Program – LSE / Novaster / Santander Asset Management – July 2017

2 May, 2017

Pensions Europe Conference 2017 – Pensions Europe – Brussels – June 2017

2 May, 2017

Optimal versus Default Longevity Income Annuities – Pension Research Council of the Wharton School – March 2017

2 May, 2017

Annual Survey of Pension Fund Investment Regulations – OECD – March 2017

2 May, 2017

Pension Reform in Brazil – OECD – April 2017

2 May, 2017

Pension Reform: Bread for today… – LyD – April 2017

2 May, 2017

FIAP Pensions Note: 7 recommendations for the decumulation stage of the Individually-Funded Pension Systems

2 May, 2017

FIAP Pensions Note: Analysis of the Unisex Mortality Tables Proposal for Calculating Old-Age Pensions in the Individually-Funded System

2 May, 2017

Progress of the Pension Systems No. 2 / February – March 2017

2 May, 2017

FIAP´s President attended a Seminar on Challenges and Perspectives of the Pension Systems

2 May, 2017

FIAP analyzed the situation of the pension systems in the region

2 May, 2017

The 10th FIAP-ASOFONDOS International Congress was successfully held

1 February, 2017

FIAP’s Board of Directors visits the OECD

27 January, 2017

Chile – Central Bank warns that if the additional 5% contribution goes to a PAYGO system, it would affect growth and employment and would not significantly improve future pensions

8 November, 2016

FIAP Study – Chilean experience shows the need for creating a Technical Body for updating the Parameters of the Pension System

18 August, 2016

Bundesbank: Germany must raise the retirement age to 69

27 July, 2016

Chile: Ending the AFP system would entail losing ownership of your savings

22 July, 2016

FIAP forges closer ties with international organizations and attends the first meeting of the Global Pension Alliance (GPA)

22 July, 2016

FIAP attends the 10th meeting of Ministers of Finance of the Pacific Alliance and highlights the risks involved in the withdrawal of funds in Peru

22 July, 2016

Peru: The Trade Association of AFPs is of the opinion that the Law allowing the withdrawal of 95.5% of pension funds should be repealed, since 90% of the withdrawn resources have been used for consumption.

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Global Pensions Program – LSE / Novaster / Santander Asset Management – July 2017

Pensions Europe Conference 2017 – Pensions Europe – Brussels – June 2017

Optimal versus Default Longevity Income Annuities – Pension Research Council of the Wharton School – March 2017

Annual Survey of Pension Fund Investment Regulations – OECD – March 2017

Pension Reform in Brazil – OECD – April 2017

Pension Reform: Bread for today… – LyD – April 2017

FIAP Pensions Note: 7 recommendations for the decumulation stage of the Individually-Funded Pension Systems

FIAP Pensions Note: Analysis of the Unisex Mortality Tables Proposal for Calculating Old-Age Pensions in the Individually-Funded System

Progress of the Pension Systems No. 2 / February – March 2017

FIAP´s President attended a Seminar on Challenges and Perspectives of the Pension Systems

FIAP analyzed the situation of the pension systems in the region

The 10th FIAP-ASOFONDOS International Congress was successfully held

FIAP’s Board of Directors visits the OECD

Chile – Central Bank warns that if the additional 5% contribution goes to a PAYGO system, it would affect growth and employment and would not significantly improve future pensions

FIAP Study – Chilean experience shows the need for creating a Technical Body for updating the Parameters of the Pension System

Bundesbank: Germany must raise the retirement age to 69

Chile: Ending the AFP system would entail losing ownership of your savings

FIAP forges closer ties with international organizations and attends the first meeting of the Global Pension Alliance (GPA)

FIAP attends the 10th meeting of Ministers of Finance of the Pacific Alliance and highlights the risks involved in the withdrawal of funds in Peru

Peru: The Trade Association of AFPs is of the opinion that the Law allowing the withdrawal of 95.5% of pension funds should be repealed, since 90% of the withdrawn resources have been used for consumption.