Corporate Pension Plans: Trends and Prospects for their Implementation
Abramov Alexander, Andrey Kosyrev, R. Alexander, Chernova Maria
Abstract
Abramov Alexander, Andrey Kosyrev, R. Alexander, Chernova Maria
Abstract
Russia is faced with an increasing need to modernize the existing mandatory pension savings system in order to improve the efficiency of portfolio management and make corporate pension plans available for 70–80% of this country’s working age population. An important role in dealing with these issues could be played by some new forms of collective investment, such as lifecycle funds.
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Russia is faced with an increasing need to modernize the existing mandatory pension savings system in order to improve the efficiency of portfolio management and make corporate pension plans available for 70–80% of this country’s working age population. An important role in dealing with these issues could be played by some new forms of collective investment, such as lifecycle funds.
Key concepts: Pension, Order (exchange), Business, Investment (military), Portfolio, Pension system, Population, Finance