SWITZERLAND - Pension reforms are needed to strengthen supervision of the second pillar, liberalise the pension regulatory framework and re-orient the supervisory framework, International Monetary Fund staff have advised.
A single central office should be given the responsibility of pension supervision throughout the country to ensure uniform supervision of the second pillar, the IMF suggested. It noted that rec...
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