Spain: Sweeping pension reforms fail to get off the ground

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The country’s unstable political environment means pensions are not a priority

Spain’s pension market is undergoing significant changes, driven by demographic shifts and economic challenges. The IPE Top 1000 European Pension Funds offers an in-depth ranking of Spain’s top pension funds by assets and an overview of asset allocation. This report is crucial for understanding the current state and future direction of Spain’s pension system. 

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IPE covers a good variety of very current and relevant topics. It is good to read the high-level, independent and objective perspectives from pension funds in other European countries; many of them are dealing with the same issues as we are, so it is interesting to learn from their experiences, especially when they are ahead of where we are on the curve.

Markus Schaen , Senior Fund Manager, MN,
The Netherlands