GLOBAL - An OECD working paper on pension fund performance could act as a catalyst for regulators across the globe to develop international standards for the reporting of investment returns to allow comparisons between different jurisdictions.
Pablo Antolin, who is conducting the study, told Global Pensions the research aimed to identify whether the design and structure of various pension systems, along with regulatory restrictions, had ...
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