Reform to halt transfer war

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MEXICO - Laws intended to reign in the defined contribution (DC) pension system and the transfer market were brought in by the government on Friday.

The major reforms, to be implemented in nine months’ time, forbid commission to be paid on contributions, instead only allowing a single charge to be made on assets under management. The previous ...

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