World Bank praises Swedish pension reform

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SWEDEN - Countries worried about the solvency of their pensions systems could learn from Sweden's notional defined contribution (NDC) pension reform, a World Bank report has claimed.

The report said that by implementing the Swedish NDC model, launched 10 years ago, Italy, Latvia, and Poland had managed to organise comprehensive reforms with positive results. The report, “Pen...

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