Scheme assets in OECD countries hit $19.13trn

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Assets in the pension funds of OECD countries reached $19.13trn at the end of 2010, up from $19.07trn (£11.65trn) at the end of 2007, an OECD report shows.

The Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development's Pension Markets in Focus report shows assets have mostly returned to pre-2007 levels in local currency terms, while in US dollar terms, ...

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