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HKRSA seminar looks to US perspective for lessons on retirement readiness
The development of the US pension market offers lessons for Hong Kong. With that in mind, the Hong Kong Retirement Schemes Association (HKRSA) organised a seminar on September 8 that brought together stakeholders to discuss how Hong Kong’s pe...
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